... LEXICON the GREEK •IION f't!.* ENGLISH TRANBLA- UN, LNULISH GREEK VOCABULARY; and Treat lac Quantity .‘f RULES fur Wicerulnin* the LYtuV ' LLABLLS, and the muat popular thsun^,.h£ t *“ * !>cho, ' l ■ k**d Juuloirhiu- Pnacte,' I>.D. E.R.S. K.S.A. 1 lh * Learned and Honourable Society Printed r.a .LliwoluVlnn. and Foe.; r' J ' !'■ Payne Bohn • lld J. Booker ; Duncan; tVhitukcr’ani f’rt'etlcy; ...

... Majesties and the Royal '• j-* a t St. James's Palace, on Monday Evening last, who ! . iin*t graciously pleased Is expre-s their gratification at | Wf . r ttrfvrmaiice* beg leave respectfully to inform the Nobility, ; ' .. and the Public, -that they will commence singing their i ' -n_l Airs, Duets, and Glees, dressed in their native cos- ! y ?? THIS DAY, at Three o'Clock, at Willi.'* Rooms, ...

... excellent Lcaper. Lowest price 45 guineas. A Brown MARE aged, 11 hands 2 inches, a food Hack — quiet, taid has lately carried a ,ady — Lowest price 25 guineas ?? A Brood MAREW Bucephalus^' ls. ?? MUM, a Brood MARE, by Piiaoto.ii, dam by Gotteridge ; For further particulars apply So the Groom, at Carhavs. • S Carhays, Nov. !, 1830, ?? a Colds, Coughs, Asthmas, dec. ■BUTLER'S PECTORAL ELIXIR.— ...

... LADY PATRONESSES, MARCHIONESS OF CLANRICARDE, LADY MARY LONG. LADY VIVIAN, MRS. FLEMING, AND MRS. ROBERT SHEDDEN. N. v. The Patronesses will issue a limited number of fton-Subscribers' Tickets, for Non- Residents, at Half a Guinea each, and applications to be made for them to die Master of the Ceremonies, on the day of tbe JJaIL Mr. Weippebt's Band will be in attendance. P. DICKSON, M. C. ' ...

... |hHM \ by * numerous and fashionable audience, hetrW'' ,n i,,form C Nobility, Gentry, and ,he Public, that ,* mil continue to s, n g their National Airs, Due,-, and ! ...

... London, en I Tl ESDA Y. the 9th day of November, 1830, and in the first ear of th' Reign of William the Fourth, of the United I kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, King, &c. , BjE>OLVED Unanimously, That the Thanks 1 of this Court be presented te the Right Honourable ' ,/jHJJ CROWDER, late Lord Mayor of this City, for the iinguished ability and indefatigable attention which he has hewn in ...

... and VICINITY—TheQUAR- r] RI.Y MELTING of the DIRECTORS will be held at ,: ■ ...

... There has been !oo much of speculation in the metropolitan journal* on the stale of Kent, and too little facts; »ime of the latter mar be read with interest and instruction. now about t ...

... £• -nd Dry Casks nod Ca«es. Coopers' Tools, Twine and I r daff, s-'d Horse Hire.— The Directors ofthe London j 'f „',iip»ny hereby give notice, That they will be ready to j *■ .Tenders (sealed up) at the Superintendent's Office, at j T'i)ock, on WEDNESDAY the 10th of November next, at I o'Clock, for supplying the Company for One Year with I jjiu OIL, Wood, and Iron Hoops, Nails and Rivets,] r ...

... and December. 1829, via. :— ?ren IV., cap. 86. for carrying on Public Works and Fisheries, Jnfieo I V., cap. 60, 15,458,800 L, 1829, •ihtn« In** l * l ?? dv * thereon, will be paid off on the 17th day f /Leather, 1890, when the Interest will cea«e. Such Bills , ...

... before their Majesties at St. James's | pi 1 01l Monday Evening la-t, who were graciously pleased |>re >. iheir gratification at the performance, ba»g leave most ?? Liaeci fully tn inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, | Tttltev ill commence performing their National Airs, Duets, V Glees, on MONDAY next, the 15th in«tant, at Three *Tloek at Willi'* Rooms King-slreet, St. James's ...

... Monday night a meeting was held at the Rotunda, Blackfriars-road, at which Mr. Hunt presided as chairman. It was more numerously attended than upon any former evening, and did not terminate till half past eleven o'clock at night, when Hunt retired. The instant he left the meeting, an individual exposed a tri-coloured flair, with *' Reform painted upon it, and a cry of Now for the West End ...