... VOL. LXXXII.— NO. 4,193. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, in Gentleman's Family the Neighbourhood of Leeds, a Lady GOVKIIXKSS, who -hornughlv understands Music, anil competent teach the French Language. Site must bent the Religion the Established Church. Apply the Printer ; ii Letter, Post-paid. LANDED SECURITY is wanted for Trust Mnoev, at 4 per Cent, which may remain fur upwards Years. £llOO also ready ...

... From Monday's Standard.} Beside the irreconcilable opposition of views upon the Peerage question and the Currency question, a new element of discord has recently intruded to distract still more the divided and disorganised Cabinet. This new element of discord is the question of lrisii tithes, witli respect which, taken in connection with the bill, even the most radical of the King's ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. Tuesday, Sept. 13. Lord John Russell, ia moving the outer of tbe day for considering ibe report of tbe Committee on (be Reform Bill, mentioned Ibe ■Iterations which it was proposed to make in Ihe bill at the present lime, as well as those which it was intended lo move at a future period of the discussion. The form r were partly verbal. Where township or parish occurred, ...

... Leicester, on FRIDAY, j la First of December next. ■11,. Committee will meet at the above plac ...

... For further jiartipnlars inquire at the Office this (ia|ier. ...

... cavalry in town thi* evening. (Corresjiondence of the Argus ) oartAT or the patriots couriaMto Telegraph Steam-boat, in service States, oft Nov. 16. have just returned from witnessing the severe conflict between (lie invading force and the British troops near Prescott. The former were strongly posted in a stone windmill, and several adjacent stone buildings, and in Iho over confidence of ...

... Ni|(bt there will he Lot swoon & . Mr. Mukcall k Mu> Somcr*- COMIC SING I.VO DANCING..« Boxes 3s.— Bit Doors open Half-past Sit Performance to commence at Seven. Ticket* to had at the Printers; of .Mr. Siaadisy, Mr** Hbo ...

... HUNDRED AND THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. (Thole Profits belong to the Assured. Aamranees granted to any Extant not exceeding.s (XXV. approved Lives. Lift Office in Great Britain, since the EQUITABLE of LONDON enacted its restricting Bye-Law of IBIG, has been enabled to afford equal advantage to the Assured. its Fuads and Revenues are in stale of the most rapid taai—■ AMuraoeea which may now be ...

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... Notice Olven, a of the Ratepayers to the Highways of Township of Bradford will be held in the Vestry the Parish Church, on Thursday, the twenty-fourth day April, 1839, at ten o'clock in the forenoon precisely to examine and pass the Surveyor's accounts for the year ending March Mlh, 1838, and for the year ending March 1839. RICHARD GARNETT, Surveyors of the SAMUEL BROADBENT, Highways. ...

... against JOHN DARWIN and FRANCIS FRITH, of , Chapeltown, in the Parish of Ecclesfield, and of Sbef- field, both in the County of York, Ironfouuders, Dealers and Chapmen, are requested to meet the Assignees of , the Estate and Effects of the said Bankrupts, at the House of Mr. Charles Hoyland, the Sign of the Coach and Horses, in Chapeltown aforesaid, on MONDAY, ( the Fourteenth Day of May next, ...

... infloeatisl por- .▼ v • o- Thousand Subscnbera to bis! History, TJL« and Directory of the ?? Riding, he intends ?? the Work to the whole of Yorkshire, by pnb- BxteDding we foiume, to comprise the North mad Boot J^£e\Sm* ■• Ageaisare now collecting the necessary ra, ornu ti e»bscri wbo &„, and second\rm*j L Tbo .l e S S Volume, with a New Map of tbe Two have the '«? M m w 10,. j B ctJ{ binding. ...