... 5 following, at I level of the clock ii the Forenoon : — ?? ?? Saturday the ?? day of January, • ■;, at the King's Head Inn, Beccles; ,'ubridgc Division — On Tuesday the 13th day of the . j ?? - - > ?? at the Shire-hall, in Woodbridge ; .. j Division— On Thursday tne 15th day of the same ?? at the Shire-hall, in Ipswich ; , ?? — On Wednesday ths llth day of the same Mon ; . it the Shire-hall, ...

... Establish- „ -it that in consequence of the rapid increase of their school, they decline taking Young Gentlemen after the pre- sent Recess, by which means they will be able to accommo- date a greater number of Young Ladies. Mrs- A. and Miss H. avail themselves of this opportunity to assure their Friends, that the same unremitting attention shall be paid to tbe health, personal comfort, and ...

... to have been exercised by the Emperor of Brazil, one of the European stock of Legitimates. The Prince is stated to have summarily dismissed the Legislative Body of Brazil, while deliberating upon the details of the new Constitution, with as much violence as Crom- well rid himself of the Long Parliament. Not con- tented with this outrage, he has, if the accounts can he credited, shipped the ...

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

... on Sunday morning. His Maiestv ba»i we understand, felt slightly indisposed I preceding evening. The attack was rather severe, I nt we h3ve°the satisfaction tn learn that his Majesty ? recovering from its effects, and is now considerably hi tier. The answer to the numerous inquiries at the Palace yesterday, and up to a late hour last night, wer e ofa very favourable nature. It is not expected, ...

... the f a Committee appointed tn inquire what steps were rt to be adopted in consequence of .: Lord Ba- * ' e r • ■•omuiunicniion, had made their report, which ar/reed to «'»•- enn - U exposes surprise and t that his Majesty's Ministers have sanctioned the ^Lles laid down Uy our enemies in the mother ! ' IUI J pledged themselves to enforce such Lres a s shall tend ultimately to the final ...

... 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 ...

... carriage, and escorted by a parly of 'the 3d aru l -it rived at his Palace in Pall-mall about Dragoons, anu i Ring receive( , visi|s York and the Duchess of Gloucester, ?? Svanls auemled by .he Cabinet Ministers. IvLmmt Granville was introduced to Ins Majesty, Ihadtbe honour of a private audience to take leave, '' o , his Lor,lsl,ip' S .lei.a.tureloi«he Netherlands. tile his M.jesiv left ...

... and derives an additional credit • ni importance from its insertion in a Journal avowedly li istile to the Greek cause. The Greeks are stated to bave captured the flotilla of the ferocious Aboulabut, ft by the Captain Pacha to blockade Missolongbi, id money was only wanted to enable them to assume the offensive in all quarters, aud complete the esta- te ishment of their independence. The ...

... [desirous of signifying their assent to receive £5 10s. per ■ Centum Annuities, in lieu of £ 4 per Centum Annuities, 'directed lobe paid off. in pursuance of a Resolution of the House of Commons) of the 24th February, 1824, in the man- ner therein specified ; must signify such assent on or before the 6th April, 1824, to the Governor and Company of the Banks of England, or of Ireland, according ...

... of direc- tions from the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Trea- sury founded upon the following Resolutions of the Honour- able House of Commons of the 9th, Ilth, and J 2th Instant, they have instructed their Officers at the several Ports in the United Kingdom, and at the places specified in the margin, to receive into warehouses under the King's Coventry lock, at the expence and risk of ...

... FACTORY* 0 Saint Stephen's Road, JSorwich. MRS- ADAMS BcTITRNS sincere Thanks to the Nobility, rT . and Friends of her late Husband, for the kind- ' ?? has received from them since his decease, , esi whicn s business may be carried on in a supe- ind( in order that me tntefed .^ p ARTNERSH , p J^ ior manner, ?? who has been for many years Sl 'fVhe orincipal Managers in the Coach Factory of ...