... he held ut the Infirmary, (>n 'nil i November next, it Six i Ing a Resolution adopted nerul Court he, d on the 27th instant, dismissing the House Sur- geon to the Charity. if. CARTER, Sec. 1 1 1 1 > 29, 1829. | |%|Oc\EY — to bo LENT upon Mort- ±ra. eo{ ?? ?? ?? Cepyhold ESTATES, at a reel ten, or invested in the pure of inn .us, from On ?? Tw> i.i tndji — Apply (if Lj n and Scott, solicitors ...

... be SOLD by All 'ITON'. by Mr.lioc.i, vrtT, at the i.i lecn's Heed, at Newcastle-upon- Tyne, on WEDNESDAY, Dec. 16, at Two for Three, in One Lut, QUINDON BIDOE FARM, with the ancient RESIDENCE, now u.s, .1 as a farm-house, With capacious stone buildings, extensive walled gardens, in J beautiful situdtioii. about seven miles 1 om Hern ick, on the road to Wooler. commanding extensive and ...

... Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, me lecture, which will be on the subject ofthe pres -nt prospects of merchants, traders, and farmers, will begin at eigne oclock in the evening of THURSDAY, the >C> h oi tins month of November, and will end at about half-a'ter nine. The ?? will he open at half-after seven, and the pricefor en- trance will be one shilling. There is an entr'nee by Nor- ...

... r « Henry Villiers V» .smart from (he Representation of ihe County Wider- j T jj^d me to renew my claims to the ?? distinc- •^'.'ctt »( i- my pride to have enjoyed for so many years, 100 T ted, in person, at your hands ihe highest honour an j 1 - 'dent County can bestow. My reception on that occa- I ''Tl 11 ,0 ho,>e Inat •° U wou * d ?? the agitation of i*.' CO Btest. 1 find, ...

... under the immediate patronage of HIS MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE KING His Royal Highness tl.e late Duke ofXOKK Hi* Royal Highne«s the Duke of CLARENCE His Royal Highness the Duke or SUSSEX Hi. Ravel Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE Hii Royal High..-* the Duke of GLOUC ESTER Her Roysl Highness the Princess AUGUSTA His Royal Highne-s the Prince of SAKE COBURG Her Royal Highness the Duchess of KENT ...

... and Malt ; Making. None need apply but those wlm have undeniable characters, and will make themselves generally useful, and can produce quite satisfactory testimonials from their, last Em- ployers for cloudiness, industrious habit*, and good conduct. For. further Particulars, apply (if by Letter, Post paid J to the Printer ol this Paper. ll' ANTED, by a Single Gentleman, in the Viunity of ...

... (post- paid), addressed to Mr. Jonx Thomas, jun. Conveyancer, Penzance, will meet, with due at- tention. Dated Oct. 29, 1629. I COOfit WANT ED. WANTED as COOK, a steady middle- aged WOMAN, who is a good Plain Cook, and can have a good Character from her last place. For further particulars apply to Mrs. Carkeet, Falmouth, Mr. Oliver M.it- thkivs,. Helston, and the Editor of this Paper. f MONEY. ...

... -^ may view the TUNNEL every day (Sundays excepted) 'torn Nine in the Morning until Six in the Evening, upon Payment of One ShiUing for each Person. The Tunnel Is ghted with Oas, is diy and warm, and the descent is by a f afe and easy staircase. By Order, CHARLES BUTLER, Clerk to the Company. Walbr ook Buildings, 25th Nov. 1829. N.B. Upwards of 96,000 persons have visited these works since ...

... the Royal Oak Inn, Sudbury, at Three o'clock in tire Afternoon, about 1 C\{\ Doien or superior old crusted POKT WINE, Lia U and about 30 doaen of fine old SHERRY. The whole to be sold in Lots of 2, 3, and 4 doaen each. N. B. Theabove Wines will be found well worththe notice of the public, being of a very superior quality. Catalogues to be had in due time at the Place of Sile ; and of the ...

... Monday the 16ld. day of November instant, is unavoidably Postponed. November 7, I»^9. IMPORTANT LANDED INVESTMENT, In the County of Norfolk. TO BKSOLD BY AUCTION, By WM. ABBOTT, At the Bell Inn, Thetford, on Thursday, November 12th, 1829, at about Six o'clock in the Eveuing, by Order of the Vice Chancellor, 3 nd under the Direction ot the Assignees of Mr JOHN PASHELLER. a Bankrupt. A LL that ...

... BRUSSELS CAR- PETS In aurope, ?? which arc upwards of one hun- died entirely Ncn Pattern*, IgheSt I'r'iee 4s. (VL a yard. Second Price 3s. (id. . Lowest Prase 2s. ?? Their immense Ware Kooms contain also the fdildwinx \r- ticies requisite In FufrtUhlngi whicrL In point ot iiuality, are equal to an) in Lortdon (and for Rend) Money), TIIIHTV PER CENT. 1 V OTHER lIOUSE IN K.INGDOM. ■>>iid ...

... ,L, *- a now ln ?? ,c possession of Miss Shaws, ?? be entered upon the 12th day of May next. *-*c F«f particulars enquire of Mr. Eskrigge Broughton Inclosures I WILLIAM PILKINGTON, of Thome, in • the county of York, gentleman, the Com- »sionrr appointed in and by an Act passed in ., 9th year of tlie reign of his present Majesty, nutuled An Act for inclosing Lands within the Manor and ...