... rOWN OF KINGSTON-7JPON .IULJ, * .l lnd COUNTY of the same TOWN. I tOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Tiht the AN EASTER GENERAL QUARTER X SESSIONS of the PEACE Will be holden at :.,-. the GUxiL)-HALL, in and for the Town and . w j County of the Town of Kingston-upon-Hull, ( .on THJRSDAY the 30th Day of April instant, . _ W when and where all Jurors, Suitors, Persons . > v i upon Recognizances, and ...

... tir to 72 Wf a.O ds ON.-i to GROCER AND TEA-DEALER, No. 61, HsGH-STREET, & 15, WA ERWQRKSSTREET, an ta HULL, cei 1) ETURNS his sincere thanks to his Friends and the : _g ., Public for the very liberal encouragement he has expeT Su rieneed sihce his comnencement inrBusiness at H1,.high-Street, an and respectfyUly begs leave to inform themr'that he has taken BI tlie SHOP,-N016, at the Corner of ...

... FOE, CHARLESTON, The fine Coppered Ship Ti-IE VESTAL, Tito-mAs TAYlOR, Master; To sail on the 21st Instant. For Freight, &c. apply to W. W. BOLTON. FISHING SHIP. L / TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, _ By Mr. Tuos. BErTlELL MORLEY, At the Exchange, in fITll, on Wednesday the 21st -Day of January, 1829, at Two in the se fternoon, X ME whole of the good and connplete Fishing, Ship S -fi 1 COMET, burtlien ...

... OnMna et he2disat t Flven ,,'eloclc ,1.nnnan ofecletHU OLD FIJENI. A.rii~ aejlading Part Of the valuable Effecs of a Gentle- ea-ti £:,crjpiao. anid collptisitlg excellent Allalhogany Ar: i- ~s~a eettli Sideboard seven feet lung9, a Library clr'iit~ II itch Trfalgar Chairs, a Wardrobe, Dijlilg, C ard, ?? I~~~ ?? Cuces Cets ofDrawers, Ac. Chamber ~flibU esv Bru Cis aend other CarpetS, isn5o~r ...

... * Tff OLDLINE 0lt PACKETS 9ORD NE WYO, T CALMDONIA, Rounles ?? 650 tone lit tif Aiugut. ?AO Te CANADA, ?? Ipj Uth f 101 Tile PACiI, a . Caoccana ?? k:- ?? Ithof sept. L ThBR,1TANIVCIA,MARS11ALL, . 6i5 - Ili OfOdf Te ThqZW ?? . silo.. 15th of Oeleb~r. being 1 Tthe MVANCHE:STER. SKSaTc~i~ey,36f I. iet Of Nov. every c The WM.THtOMPS0NMAXW8rLi,48i1 ?? l6th of N'Ov. Aith The unexcampled despatch ...

... THE OLD LINE OF PACKETS FOR NEW YORK, Si etitthest Iatdf 16 Sof every Mouth, i . The CANADA, GaArtax8. - t70 tones Ith or Des. -TbeFLORIDATiaCKBiV. ?? 540 --st ofjan. T'e PACIFIC, R. CRoEra, ?? 570 16th ofJan. TbeBRITANNIA.MARSALLe 615 .st Iof Feb. The NEW YORK., 8iI9NKr -: 560 - * Ib'th sf Feb. be Tbe MAtiNCHESTER. SsTCiLRY, 560 ?? ?? of Starch. ev The Wtf.THOMPSON ,MAXWELL, 460 ?? Ifith of ...

... *OK-~ e.GRSFNO .S~T B l.PINNIN3 . in h '1hD, rdylth24h illstit At £kai.Sortsckpree sep.yo h t lirest~cO Grosenor'tre t, atjinn .4- Salits'Cri, iit ,,r,dor qtftit dxeriint t's ,,1,dr genine- LIBrj'fARY of BOOKS, including manye- Irr sc9ar. and valuable W ?? Theology, the Property of the W; ,~V, I flbrt Minisiter, A. B., deceased. Iley. Itoe eacd Moritig of sate, tand Catalogues had on the Pre- ...

... Q1roWUo ~lire VW .EXCIIAJoG- BUILD INGS, B 11 STOL. (Estahlished in the. year 1718.) F'er Ionmriti- Hlouses and oiler' Bn~iings, ?? Furnitiere, 81iock~sis. Trade, Goods, Alerclhandize, Fairming-Selack, and sbijilling in Port, fr-om Loss or Damtage byj Fire, I)IRECTORS JOHN HAYTI-lOR1NE, Chsirman G`E 0ItG E G IB-Bs, Djputy Cliair lnarn JOSEPH COOKSON CHARLES PAYNE HENRIY BUSH JOHN HIURLE. ...

... a r anI public in general, of r Noistl.litiy, ard their Vicinities, are most respectrully ocqltio A GRAND CONCERT c,1t A lN fATRI(MEY~TAL MlaUSIC, Opr CT VILL TAKE M LACE MONDAY EVENING, October I9, ISM it n ,hich occasion thejustlycelebrated OnAD M ,IvIALIBRIAN GARCIA, , ,oir of mtiking her first (;%nd onily) appearance ,ill h.110lhntduby other emainent Performers, Vocal and J~5Lrti''1tbcc. ...

... -THIE MAGAZINE Or NATURAL RISTORY. I Couducsed by J. C. LOUDON, F.LS. CG.S. &c. ' 7Vol. 1. Ovo. pp. o04, ,j With upwarda of 200 Engravings, Price lls. Boards. bes Printed for Longman, Rees, Oome, Brown, and Green. SE abl The scain object of this work is to diffuse a kilowlege OF %side Naturl History among general readers, and a second object isi I to collect isolated facts that might otherwise ...

... 'ALCO'N3:E'S ;SOT2L, No. 20, MORAY PLACE. UGH FALCONER, with feelings of sincere gratitude, TI for the many ?? he has received, begs to acquaint cal the Nobility and Gentry in general, that he has opened that Pr large and splendid HOUSE, lately occupied by JAMES gel STUART, Esq. of Dunearn, No. 20, MORAY PLACE, as lnp a PVIVAT i FASJILY HOTEL; and lie is confident of s'h no econtradiction when ...

... CONTINUA.TZON OF THE SAZE OF STOOC ZW N'TRAD.A BELONGING TO THlE SEQvEqTTlATrD ESTA.TE O . : , This and *tillnreOog Days, C-ONSISTING of (as l'nrmerly Adv~rtised,) HOUSE. 3 HO The Sal FURNITURE, of almost every description, )URNISHINOS, at all X Iinds; MO}EENS. FURNI. TURB . PRINTSt OHL CLOTHS; CARPETING antt HBARTH RUGS.; FEATHERS; BAKED. HAIR; RASSc MOUNTING; Miscellaneous Articles, among ...