... ■■ unenced under the immediate patronage of _»* 1 }Ils MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE KING j j|is Royal Highness ibe late Duke of YORK | jjj. Itoyal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE jjis Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX j|js Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE His Koyal Highnens the Duke of GLOUCESTER jjrr Royal Highness lhe Princess AUGUSTA Hi- Royal Highness the Prince of SAKE CO BURG ||er l.oval ...

... that a few i publishers of lha Annuals have combined lo force him to « Liir* hi- n»ual Charge. W. U. S., in gratitude for the ex- ,;,C ?? »nd liberal public patronage he has received, will, this : .on. offer these Superb Publications at a still lower price. TV greatet-t care has been takeo in procuring the very best it»P re * 'THE LITERARY SOUVENIR, Elegantly bound in crimson eilk, contains ...

... p„ n t to cease hostilities and evacuate the f*S 1 1 was (herefore supposed at Corfu ?? Porte hal consented to the new deter- . ( j n „ of the frontiers of Greece, and •M rrcr>C n ' ,e i' s entire independence, letters Till Patras had before announced that Athens Zi '* ...

... to meet the increa-ing applications, and conse- I * . pressure on the funds ofthe Institution, lo which the {^iirer »»» '«■ advance 500/. on the first of tbe present month. ! |na-dition ,0 ,ne Subscription- and _)onations already'^re- ?? i-pd the Managers have lo acknowledge, i^iUmhanks, the I '. ,-afgift of a Lady, who has -ent 50 pairs _)f_Bfankets, 50 , r . of Stocking*, 69 yards of ' ...

... the ap- pointment of efficient Trustees for the protection of its fnnds, the Nobility and Gentry are most earnestly solicited to aid the j exertions of the London Coachmakers by their liberal and ge- I nerous support. The Institution i_ founded on the most bene- * voleot principle*, its intention being to grant annuities to aged and infirm Member- of the Trade, and to their Widows and Orphans. ...

... there u-ill be a few Vacancies for BOARDERS. The French Language continued to be taught by a Native, resident iv the Family. GOLDEN BANK HOUSE ACADEMY? \ Nkau Ljsksakd. T MILTON and SON, hey to acquaint •9 * their; Friends atnl the PnMie, that thi-ir SCHOOL K.E-OPENS on Monday, .lanuarv iStii, 1830. J ; Dated Golden Bank-House, Jan. \*t, I>'l9. LIAD IBS SCHOOL, 9i At LOSTtfTTIIIEL. MRS. and ...

... INSTITUTIONS and Domestic manners*#f the romans. London: for Baldwin and ( k. whom arc publisbod, Ll.rovs iIIhTOHV *d the HOMAN EMPERORS, . * ■'••i. i,* the Fail *»f last '■ U'.okn. with portraits of the II .man l »*Ki..rs, ami Map*, price tkl. hall-bound. u,. rioS', i.ovfciiNUfcNi. wid I , k -NKI!-, lhe bl , lES AM IK.M- ...

... the Pro- prietors will he held at the London Dock-house, Princes-street, litnk, on FRIDAY, the Bth of January next, at Twelve „'l/lock, for the purpose of declaring a Dividend on the Co.n- ?? Stock for the Half-year ending the 31st instant, and on ;, hfr . flairs. S. COCK, Secretary. London Dock-house, Qe C . 21, 1829. N.B. The Chair to he taken at Ooe ?? precisely. W^EST LONDON ASSOCIATION, ...

... General the llau. Sir li. 1.. S’.ije, .B Aiilealr. C'-itr.p, Captain 1.. A. IV;ring, tiHih Ken' ; Major Urigsiie, O’Keuiy, hall-nay, 'fist Light liragoons. Commandant of CurtVaria—Lieutenant Colonel 11. Somerset. Military Secretary—Major Dumlas, R. Art. acting— D. A.G., Lieut. Col.C. A. Kilzroy, 0., latent. Col. 11. ti. Smith, huh.pay. Town Major—ll. -Major doctor, half-pay, 21»t Light ...

... urticreil two !«■ shot. M'lien tlie rcln-1 learned ttie approucli General O’Leary, lie man-lied from IViml with diKI men, wliirl., seems, constituted ti-c tvliole force was 1 1 collect. Ili> brother advanced upon ('i-j:i where the stationed deserteil on the ni jlit the i Jih. le.iviii); theirofliccrs alone behind. General • > la-ary, when this despatcii was sent off, purposed to march from his ...

... ' '• ned under the immediate patronage of 3 -u. MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE KING 5 Royal Highness ihe late Duke of YORK ! Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE ' ftoval Highness the Duke of SUSSEX i Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE Sis Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER ,r Royal Highness ihe Princess AUGUSTA .. Royal Highne-s the Prince of SAKE CO BURG ,r iioval Highness the Duchess of ...

... House, Southampton, on Wednesday, 27th Jan. 1830, at Eleven o'clock precisely POR HOME CONSUMPTION :-54 ?? pair gloves, 6 large tin cannisters, 1 box, 19 bottles wine, 6 razor strops, 9 deals, 10 staves, 1 remnant cotton, and 2 remnants woollen manufac- tures, a muslin dress, a watch alarum, 12^lbs. cho- colate, 5 embroidered lace caps, l remnant wool- len crape, 3 mohair bracelets, 1 pair ...