... GUIDE the FRENCH LANGUAGE, devised for Persons who wish fo study the of that Language without the Awutsnce '1 tacLer. I3tJ. J. IM BRETHON. Also ia Bvo., New Edition, price Ba., and lettered, A KEY to the EXERCISES the above Work, by of which any person of mature understanding may acquire the language practically, as surely if protested teacher were silting by hie aide; and. with vny ...

... BRKTHON'S FRENCH GRAMMAR. lift*, price IS*., hound in cloth, the Sixth Edition, thoroughly revised and corrected. A GUIDE the FRENCH LANGUAGE. (or Persons who wish study the jQOMot* of that Language without the Assistance fc *°' J. J. P. L 8 BRFTHOX. Uaia fiyrv. a New Kdition. price Bs.. canvass and lettered, KRY the EXERCISES in the above Work, by of whieh any person of a mature understanding ...

... Ri order to dispoac of his Stock .imgdiiv a* potssibie, is selling it ?? UNDER -r (-RICE. Tht! STOCK consists of RICH SILKS, -ii LINENS FRENCH AND ENGLISH SHAWLS. cti-rj otber Deacription of Goods usually kept in , i; -ir.r abstain* from the ?? ?? made . .. « v.^iiam. relying eotirt-ly on the Judgment of ?? ?? who will readily perceive tbe Advantage of j m from hi* premimt Slock. aMES YOUNG'S ...

... London, Thursriuy Evening, THE QUEEN'S RECEPTION BRIGHTON. Her Majesty arrived Brighton on Wedne-adaj afttrnoon, where great preparation* had been made foi her reception. Among other erections were two splendid arches at the entrance the town \ and theatre was erected near tbe pavilion gates. This immense building Is about 'tis feet in ciicumference. with crescent galleries, covered \», and ...

... 1 BANKRUPTS FROM TVF.SDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Francia Wheeler Davis, New Windsor, silk mercer—James Brisi towe, sen. Poole, spirit dealer—Frederick iley, Sheffield, mercer Francis Clark Wood, Leeds, boot sli.ie maker—John hitby, W easenharu St. Peter, Norfolk, grocer—Colin M'Douald, Liverpool, surgeon—John Con en, Strand, giuv Aleanlwrog, Merionethshire, innkeeper—Chailes John Fourdi Bud Worth, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, Monday, March 14. The Duke Devonshire presented some reform petitions; and his Grace seized the opportunity to pronounce his unqualified adhesion to the reform plan proposed by Lord J. RmscM. The Noble Duke said, bis opinion, the Ministers deserved the gratitude of all classes of his Majesty's subject*, and he support tbe measure to the utmost of his power The Marquis of' ...

... the Nobility, Gentry, Commercial and Agricultural Gentlemen, ao»l the Public general, that has entered to the above OLD-ESTABLISHED HOTEL, where he hopes, by unietniuing Assiduity, to a Share Public Patronage. D. M. assure his Friends, that his Wines have been selected from the choicest and ventures hope, that this Establishment the Poking and other Departments, will always conducted with the ...

... Mr. Pollock Intends to contest Cambridge, and takes with him, it it said, the whole interest the Lord Chancellor, who is undoubtedly Ihe most powerful living canvasser*. Mr. who has represented ihe county of Essex for the last weeks, retires from his legislative labonrs at the dissolution parliament. Mr. Bramsion states Dial he should be guilty desperate if exposed himself the almost ...

... J Br.dpe : Knd. n LeedS AKUNG Kent and Sussex HOPS, f . F ,'°Vis Offering on reasonable Terms. -— London porter store. ~ a T WON WHARF, School-Close, Leeds, \ . silked by Sir Henry Mevx, Bart, and Company, ** f 1 ondon to supply the Publicans and Trade !' rt ...

... honour to announce to the Gentry and Visitors ZsZ'liisoKODGH, ths* HIS SHOP on the Cliff, is RE- ?? Z\'lZ FOR THE SEASON, with a comprehensive and valu- ?? CKck of Scientific Instruments, and Spectacles. At his : ' ZZhment, at Leeds, the Engineer, Surveyor, Architect 1 V Zn.-riniental Philosopher, will find in his Collection, every ;■' .riunent appertaining to their pursuits. i.if leting ...

... Leedi and it* ■* icuuty, that she has returned from London with a most Splendid and Fashionable Assortment of STRAW and MILLINERY GOODS, suitable for the Winter Season, which she shall be happy to offer for Inspection on Wedl kksdav the 21st liu,t., when she will feel honoured by a Call. ' M. 11. would alto state, that During her stay in London she engaged a Milliner of first-rate Ability, ...

... '-nan- • - Bankrupts from Tuesday gazette. John Blew, Worcester, druggist -John Beckensall, Oxford street, wine merchant—James Owen, Little Bell alley, London, bookseller—James Hai.uford, Angel Inn, Sutton, Surrey, victualler—George Gregory, Reptou, Derbyshire, coal master John Park, sen. Croston, Lancashire, grocer. William Agur, jun. York, currier, and-24th inst. and 20th Nov. at eleven, at ...