... fianiy i-fenon ?? A. m- P-St-Otic-, New Mahoo. Y«k-b_re. A YOUNG LADY, respectably connected, is ooonu cf met*.* with a SITU ATION.u Private GOVERNESS, or UNDER TE *CHER in • SCHOOL.- gb. Jiao ?? in Radish. Fiu»dt linneis-iraHr. History, Geography . Music, end Needle-Wnk. Ae— ousij nm m much an object v a enmfonab'e Situation. «V Addms. Feat paid, - M. W. to the PataTta. MONEY TO LEND. THE ...

... The E.vsi'lnu Seusio.x.— understand tliat, in the House of Commons, the Address will moved by Lord Darlington, and seconded by Mr. William Ward* Member for the City. The New Phesioext.— Mr. Wilke lias been chosen President of the Royal Academy, in the room of the lamented Sir T. Lawrence. very silly, and to powerful nation like the French, very disgraceful state of warfare has long existed ...

... We give the following letter, addressed by Lord Ellenborough, the President ol the Hoard of Control, to Sir John Malcolm, Governor of Bombay. It serves, in some measure, to explain the views of his Majesty's Government with regard to a renewal of the East India Company's Charter: India Hoard, Feb. 21, 1829. Sir, had not intended to write yoa until could communicate to yon the opinion the haw ...

... TO COACH BUILDERS, COACH PROPRIETORS, INNKEEPERS, AND COMMERCIAL GENTLEMEN. THE ENTIRE STOCK Of the late Mr. WILLIAM ER deceased* Coach Builder* SheffieU. WH. SAUNDERS respectfully informs the Public, that be is instructed the Executor to SELL BY AUCTION, Without reserve, on Monday, the Bth Day February, 1830, and following Days, on the Premises Mulberry-street, Sheffield, the whole of the ...

... rom Paw, irinn wi.be* for a wiwiilar, or any other coßssoea- UalSimstion. Can hare a Medical rrcori^en'latirm. ParticuUrs apply at the HetaM-OSee. York. Isaßajsl Past paid. THOMAS TATIsOR. GROCER and TEA-litiLER, Line-Street. Melton. IS in wantef an APPRENTICE. A Premiutn wfa!l he experted . - ?? — _» WANTBD. ?? K 7n%rw*m A Situation, as CLERK in a MERCHANT ■ OFFICE, by one accustomed ta ...

... , BANERUPTS FROM TUESDAY NIGHT S OAZETTE. George Wilbraham, Leadcnhall street, gun maker—Heny Joseph Wilkinson, Leicester, printer —William Archer, High street, Southwark, cheesemonger—Robert Evans, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, wine merchant—William Robinson, St. Helen's Anckland, Durham, horse dealer—James Fisher, Portsea, mercer—Edmund Ogden, Rochdale, Lancashire, innkeeper—John ...

... IN CHANGE-ALLEY ft COULSTON-CUOFTS, SHEFFIELD. BE SOLD AUCTION, BY MR. 9TYRING, At the House of Mr. Rodgers. Hie George Inn. Marget-place, Sheffield, on Monday, the 2Qnd Day of February instant, at Ttso o'Clock in the JfOrnnon, stUycct to order the surviving Executors named in the IV'M the late Mr. Joseph marked below : LOT I. VALUABLE MESSUAGE or DWELLINGMOUSE, Freehold, and having the Land ...

... j ■ ' WaaJfTaaD, y A Situation, aa CLERK iB«jgRCHANr« OPFICR. by one area*torraed|u/ r ?? men BBawaBBBS ana taunanary i AtnUrivtS. »a£gg» Apply to A. B. PostOrhee- Sew MalteyYorastitre- tO PaUNTBBS AlfD 3p™*V WANTED, a Person ?? x ?? tomi^l wa Joa-Orrica. asn«sßw«w-~ WANTS A SITUaIJIOM', . , p^^a COOS asrfjSc^\^^ j\ in a. «— Ocattosaaa's frsawafff. an active ana respect- i ru^^lTasarTob. ...

... His Majesty we are most happy toanounce continues in tiie enjoyment of excellent health, although his spirits have been much depressed since healing a late calamitous event. The Hon. George Cecil Weld Forrester has been appointed one the Grooms of the King's bed-charubor. the room of General King, who was dismissed for voting ia Parliament according to his conscience. A gieat clamour was ...

... at OVK at** In the Afi^J-^ Wr2 •toot «f Mi. U**k» Graham. ■*> ha» rcag^fl O»a«eU«*- - I» BIBEBT OIVXIV, S?. tlTrS ?? bcraelf fr« »» prot«tio». AiMUaißriuoH . ■*■* CRllßtiE IIORNER. | fill, n — Wj» FOXTOK.JUB. gTOCKTON AJWD DARLINGTON RAILWAY. -VTOTICE ii he«by given. That a SPECIAL iN GKNKRAL mKKTINC of «h* PROPRIETORS in the STIICKTIJN *»d U4KL.INr.TON RAILWAY. » »,»- Maud v bt hrt4 «t ...

... to return their sincere thanks the Public for their liberal support since the establishment of the above Coach, and to assure them, that it will continue to be carried on usual, and solicit a continuance of their Support, and to inform them that it will continue to leave the GEORGE INN, every Morning at Half-past Five, and arrive Liverpool by Three, in time for the Dublin Packets. —Also leave ...

... The Stock Exchange people are putting forth their best arguments, threats, and alarms, in order to deter Ministers from attempting to redeem the per cents. We hope they will have the firmness to persevere. The Army Estimates for 1830, laid before Parliament, amount to £6,123,112. Mr. Herries is to retain his situation of Master of the Mint, in addition to his other appointment President of the ...