... B!IAD LOTS. RISU LV~dSDRULGGETS, 4c Iv MESSItS. TAY-LR & HINME, ~ ~otreecr t.TlDaytlFriduihl the 8th instant, precisely at lvelo'ok, attheir Rooms, Church-street, psetsal ilattity (it' BROAD CLOTHS and KER- ~EV\IE~e ~ variotiC Colours, IRISH LINENS and ~ fll\P8R~ of different widths, Printed CALICOE.S, i-.'-BECOVERS, and other useful Articles, thle ic eticti~ Ir ureserved stile. u- N D. a ...

... I' -~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? ASSE3I'i~iT for itle EfASON FITO0 t s-r !e)AY VI% tie Itb e ISSl. cat, 11 yl wil\e t -Me. .lt Indl~oillNie S of llo OSEBIY, TO- the IlSn lit'1 ti re at CD 'l)ktt'i; lie L~ ill Jp le eld - 031 El c- 'ciog * FASilA'N'S EVF ;)st. I ~ ~Itp ~~,itli } \ ll Ilg and C t. u lit cile Tee kn- ?? the attentinit of c't ATT cic t e CCTlclinio ?? ?? tbes vcuietrcs TrT Treel liCT' ITh ICtr ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. The new Operat16 Piece of LovE INi Wamtsr.xs was re- ceived an its ?? on Saturday with very distinguished applause, and will bte repeated to-morrow (Tuesday), with the Historical Drarsm of CHARLES XII., which has also been honoured with'gents! approbation. Eightfi nlgbtof the engagementof OAISS F. AYTON; / And Seventh snight of the re engagement of OR., BRAHANI. THIS EVENING, ...

... ; Defended by the UIMBRELLA'A vilken sliadec¢ Safe through the Rain, with confidence you tr d NOLAN, II 32, BACHEroRS'-WALK, (Near Carlisle-bridge,) A NXIOUS to provide his Customers against the A c Oring rainy nonth, has this day arrived to him, a very extensive and general assortment of Silk and Gingham tjMBRELLAS, which he ol&ets io the Trade and the Public at Manufacturer's Prices. Gingham ...

... LIBRARY. H IG-STREET, PORTSMOUTH. at )7 CREWN7, Jun. 'N5ill be obliged 'hv ti 'V I his Librairy Books being returned, tbat were had prior to the Ist Janudry, as many are too long it absent. The 2d vol. Voj ages or Columbus, De Foix, II Notions of Americans, 0Our Village, Salathieli Wil- s helm Aleister. Rosaline Woodbridge, Lionel Lincoln, t aMrriage, Wilson's Egypt, Ist Bighways and Bye- ways ...

... SALES BY AUC'IfON.I Q2ALE OF FURS.-G,. AVINTIYX LE most rc-i K)spitoctfu1I 7 anniounces to the L idtos of Leedst 1111d it, it ViciniI tWil.lt etvll ?? romt - .0t)l on no1 excetli ii .\sortlt'tt ofl1to~l~list~ink or ?? real Sable, 1111'4141 Fitch, Erocille, Lynx: '-Iltirrel, oind imlitlation Silili NIvi11'i, Tilpots. Coll., I 'olitri' VeI M1i l.S NI~IttidV$. GOILIC to. Whle' op'w.ilol WIl ...

... ?? To the PRINTER of ?? HASIVXSHIltE TELEGRAPH. and ?? -MACREADY AT THT PORT'ZMOUTH THEATRE. .ng. lgt SIRa-1 duly received your note which enveloped the e'following Lctter, and the sum of Six Shillinlgs and Sixpence.- ,,u. As every person likes better to tell his owvn story, than to have *een it narrated bsv another, I beg.you will print the communication edi received eerliatjm. It is as ...

... DEVON COUNTAY MEETING. TN consequence of, and in compliance with, a -M Requisition delivered to nme, froin 'upwards of Eleven Hundred Inhabitants of the County of Devoo, for convenrilg a COUNTY MEETING, - to -eousifler the IPropiety if Petitioning the Legislature to take into their earliest Deliberation the present State of the 7'Tthe laws, and to mnaze esuch Arange- ments for a better ...

... SALES BY AUCTION. TIMBER, DEALS, AND LATHwOOD. EDWARD CAROLIN & SONS W ILL SELL by AUCTION, at their Stores, IF 7 LOWER-ABBEYSTREET, nextBeresford-place, On THURSDAY,tthe 21st of January, 1830, AT ONE O'CLOCK, 350 Tons of Quebec Pine Timber, 40 Ditto of Ash, now landing. 30 Ditto of Oak. 400 Ditto Crown Memel Timber and Plank 3,000 12 Feet 3 Inch Quebec Deals. 2,000 8 and 12 Feet Christiana ...

... ASHBORNE SAVINGS BANK. T a Meeting of the Trustees and Committee of the ASHBORNE BANK for SAVINGS, held at A Ashborne, on Thursday the 31st day of December, 1829, D11C3. HARTWELL, IN TfIE CrHAIR; RESOLVED,-That upon examination of the Accounts of the Bank, feom the 20th November, 1828, to the 20th November, 1829, they appear to stand as hereafter stated:_ Tile TRUSTEES of thlc SAVINGS BANK, ...

... A Ii I*I' II it a C , 'E ROYAT,- in addressing himself to his s ilersi of Liverpool, Is well as r llitirnles Tor *lwijoe protection he feels truly 1e nfohlv iti alititices tha1t his Menagerie, which c oveQ. is thle Trost extensive, various, and s the Alnimal Kinigdo, in ail its ecen TriTitie, r he wllbihe. it to lie unlderotosi', that his great n ehs rurty wlithldrawn fromn tile Menalgerie, ...

... RTRAND REMINISCENCE OF CHUNY, THE ELEPHANT. Tur. Elephant, lately of Exeter Change,_ Poor CiunNY, tirst view ing a well-polished Boot, The sight of his shade in the Jet seem'd so strange And strongly impress'd, that his favourite pursuit Was. afterwards, curious and minute inspection Of visitors characterized by reflection From 30, the Strand, and his voice never slack in Th¢ glad rec ...