... Pounds Thirteen Shillings •nd Site*™* ' ac,u for ' h * N * r 183 °* ?? ?? Bassisliaw Ward I Smith, Sebastian, Conlwainers 4 L-ran7^,T S .; Bread-st. Ward | Ward. CITY OF WESTMINSTER. GAME DUTY. — LIST I. — Li«t of Per*ons who have ob- tained General Certificates ( I)) at the Rate of Three Pound* Thirteen Shilling* and Sixpence each, for the Year 1830. Asquitti, John, Oxende_-street Jones, H ...

... IMP Eft I A L PAR LIA M ENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.— Tiumday, Sbpt umber 11. The Royal Assent was given by Commission to the Waterloo Bridge New Street Bill, to the Ways anrl Means Bill, and to other Public and Private Bills. The Commissioners were — the Lord Chancellor, the Archbishop of Canterbury, and the Duke ol* Richmond. REFORM. The Duke of Wellington presented two Petitions from Queensborough, ...

... the Payment ol HALF >\\ to Sea Officers, from the Ist of October to the 31st Decern- ' ls ji according to bis Majesty's Establishment inthat behalf; Tiesearetogive Notice, that the several Payments will begin to I .'niade at the Pay-office by the Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy T.-n o'Clock in the Morning on the following Days, viz. : — 3 (bi the 16th, 17th. and ISth of January, 1832, to ...

... s - ST - PET^BURGH.I4.h October, For ROTTERDAM, with the Post Office Bag, every I Sunday Morning. s ' eve, J ?? eV y T : sda >- *- d Saturday morning. Morning ' ?? Wednesda ?? Saturday, and Sunday! xt FO „in! OULOGNE ' T,,Ursday ' l4,hoc,obor ' at Si *i »he jtVlornLi-K - .i Li tSrSA ?? * V * ry Wedn * sda y a^ Saturday Morn- I ing, at c.ignt o Clock. i _ Y r T M IGH TON l 0 D,EP PE> ...

... Price 7(1. SATURDAY, January 15, 1831. So. 18,751. R~~VSSELsa INSTITUTION, Great Coram- rtreet.— On MONDAY next, Jan. 17, at Eight ?? in lh e Evening precisely, a COURSE of SIX LECTURES on l HLMISTRV, with numerous Experimental Illustrations, will hr commenced by J. HEMMING, Esq., and continued on every ,b«>auent Monday, until completed. On Thursday Evening. T.n 20 a LECTURE on the ...

... ?? . .Mjwr.will start from the St. Katharine Dock Steam •'7 near tl- Tower, as follows : — WW*- W| *uiam, To-morrow Evening, July 24, at Ten * 0) l\ Adelaide o * ,Saturclar Fvening, J u | v 28, at Ten. 52 vrt sels will be fountl of the very first class in point of ' . ,ni' accommodations, and are the only ones that afford '^'Lirers the ail vantage of embarking at the commodious r * Wharf. ...

... opposed to me has ?? necessarj on my part a Canvass which is * r ?? ! o , n nleted : and I have great satisfaction in stating Milt has exceeded mv most sanguine anticipations. with confidence on the feelings and intelligence of 1 never for a moment doubted of a successful ' ?? that the promises of support which I have already J ?? uhould have enabled me to announce a majority of hundred ...

... ■— ?? COUNTY of BERWICK CONSERVATIVE MEETING. On Tuesday last, in terms of a previous requisition, very nu- nerously signed, a Meeting of the freeholders. Justices of the Peace, Commissioners of Supply, and tenants of the county of Rerwick, was held In the County Hall at Greenlaw, for the pur- pose of voting a loyal and dutiful Address to his Majesty, and of their sentiments at the present ...

... would now state that to-morrow being Wednesday, he would observe what was known in former times as the peace of the church, and would present no petitions ; but he would pursue his task of presenting petitions on other days, leaving Wednesdays and Saturdays as days of the peace of the church. i [Nothing of importance occurred on Wednesday. On t Thursday Lord King returned to the charge ...

... the TRUS- TEES of the District or Branch of the Essex Turnpike Road, leading from the Turnpike Gate at Little Waltham, in the County of Essex, to Hockerill, in the County of Hertford, will be held at the House of Isaac Malster, called the Saracen's Head Inn, at Great Dunmow, on WEDNESDAY, the 26th Sep- tember, 18.18, at 12 o'clock at Noon, at wbich lime and place the Tolls arising at the ...

... . Grammar School in tbis town, by the h°of the Rev. J. Saundebs, I beg to announce -If to you as a Candidate for that important situa- P sni respectfully solicit your Votes and Interest. W io thus coming forward,> may be weU to observe, lf to ma nT of J' oo ! Bm n ° ,tr * D K er ' *—ving been ...

... Woodruff, and ANTWERP, John ] S ' N t ooimaHders, leave their moorings off the Tower regularly V thURSO A V ar_i SUNDAY, at Noon, for ANTWERP. r*_ ' _uperb ships are wholly unequalled in speed by any other v tne Continent ; they bave besides most elegant and I ?? ie ' for passengers, being fitted up with spacious •' . an.l I.aJi es ' c; ' blns - ■» we •»» splendid saloons. For freight or ...