... Foreign • « and entrusting the portfolio, ad interim, to AI. V llele. Nothing is said as the cause of this 1 __ u t ,t is conjectured that the Prime Minister nwt consider himself to have been properly sup- * | lV bis Noble Colleague in the affair of the pro- rlP i Junction of the Rentes. It is said too, that AI . ?? ?? from M.deVilleleon the il American question ; the former was inclined to I ...

... President of Colombia, the liberation of their Republic. A large sum was assigned to him. to be paid in preference to other claims, but Bolivar refused the grant, declaring ihat his allowance from the state of Colombia was adequate to all his wants. A column of tlie indepen- dent army took possession of Arequipa, one of the principal cities of Peru, on the 30th of August, which received its ...

... ibe Dey of A'lgiers(for such itrs considered B I perceive by lhe papers, yet misunderstood. B ' in one '*■ 1,, c ■*' ,ic, *- s r ?? ,he signature, BSI iin V f ,,r ?? c ?? - e sa ?? t0 have ueen cnm- B V' 'breakin 0 ' open the Consul's house (which the B iiivelv denies. ** nu -'eclaires that his (Mr. B ' i l»«i own clerk opened theiloor, ami told fhe B in ?? , ...

... holden , rnnie nt at Bul 7 St - Edmund's, in and for this county, bl ' sJ J iiv the 25th day of October next, it is the intention j^ 1 Vo consideration an Augmentation of the Salary of '' oakes Esq. Treasurer for this Division, pursuant to Jj K h f'eo' 1 11 - • 51 ' tor wnich application was made at th' ' J ' 3 ' Jtstons.— Dated 27th September, 1824. •he l ait ' ?? . ENCLOSURE. -nTICE is ...

... in that ancient Palace since the ' ..eid by her late Majesty previous to the Regency. n Saieiv repaired to the Palace ou Weduesdny 1 1 to apartments which had bees prepared for his Hlgim — i ever y possible regard to hia comfort ,ece|*tion, Thursday morning, after break- -011,1 ?? inspected the New Drawing Rooms. ^S and expressed himself highly pleased X . : Zreous decorations. His Majesty ...

... the First Lord ofthe , „r v the Secretary of State for the Colonial r i'ieii ...

... Monday the 9th of August, ct Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, to make a Dividend to the holders of Shares and Insured, te appoint 12 Directors in lieu of the same Number who go out by rotation, and for other Business. - D B Si^ AR - KEK '}»«'«» i - Bury, July 12, 18S4. TURNPIKE ROAD From SUDBUHTto BUBT ST EDMUND'S. ?? HE Trustees for tbe said Road will hold their JL next Meeting, by adjournment ...

... general knowledge of the principles of Drainage, and understand the formation of Banks, and the mode of measuring up Work ; and it is necessary he should be able to value and measure Timber, and be acquainted with the construction of Water Engines. — Persons desirous of making application for the Ofiice are requested to attend the Commissioners of the Dis- trict, at the Lamb Inn, in Ely, on ...

... of your Register, Mr. Bevill, I beg leave to offer myself to • '^tice as his successor in that office ; in which situation i tt[ °, |, c m y endeavour, by a zealous attention to its im- *° dudes, to merit the votes and interest of such friends rtJ i t favor me with their support. W I have the honor to be, My Lords and Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servant, CHARLES JENYNS. Temple, London, Bth ...

... be holden tioiirnment at Bury St Edmund's, in and for this county, b) v onday the 25th day of October next, it is the intention ° n tc into consideration an Augmentation of the Salary of l s Oakes, Esq. Treasurer for this Division, pursuant to Jl -r th Geo. IH- c- SI, for which application was made at the f lr sessions.— Dated 27th September, 1824. the I' * — — — — — — — — — — — — _ _ ?? 5— ...

... at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, (unless previously dis- posed of by Private Contract) ri^HE following VALUABLE ESTATES, 1 late the property of Mr. GABRIEL GREEN, dec. situate in GLEMSFORD.nearCtARe and Long Milford, In the undermentioned Lots. Lot 1 A Freehold Double Tenement, containing 2 lower rooms, a buttery, and 3 chambers, with Garden to each, as occupied by George and Henry Ford.— ...

... DUKE OF YORK, HIS KoYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF SUSSEX, HIS ROYAL, HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER. PRESIDENT, The Roiiourahle JOHN WODEHOUSE, M. P. Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk. VICE-PRESIDENTS, „nnK EsqHIGH SHERIFF of NORFOLK Sir EDMUND BACON, Rart. ?? 1 . O , rniBISHOP of CANTERBURY Rev. Sir WILLIAM ROBERT KEMP Bart. lh eLovdAKL , oLK Sir JACOB ASTLEY, Bart, fhe I*** ot Sir ROBERT H ...