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... 1,3ubiul almuoet-vtns. ROYAL AMPHITHHEAYIRES GREAT CHAILOTTA.BTREET. r HI-S present FRIDAY, the 4th, and To-inoyrotti (Satur. i tordal ?? ntbt, xvill positively he the Last Nights of the prd4ent 11tactive perfiirmances. including Mr. DIJCIROW'S feurlte scene with the Infant Prodigy, of CUPID AND ZEPHYR. w Udondav next, the 7th Iistant, for the BENEFIT of Mr ICCLOW, the Enterta'nmenitS will ...

... 2Ve obfirattcfo I-'4 MAGAZINE for Town andi Country.Ptitri H NumberRC curnbt alnsno fchiller-N.Jglht, a Rhapsotdv- Idodi; or H ook and Hood -on 1,aught S ?? 1 ,b itry . ilso,.Laws, and Constitutiion of ngland ?? of Atc; oD 'nItu Howitt-the B nrberof Duno ir; by the Ettrick bbep. Miymn of Anteros--Didone Abbanmdonata-the Ballot, No. 3- bedt.ette Twins-Stray Notes olotfie Anti-Slavery Reporter- ...

... ,Sak0 by Atuction. = r~,5R AT' THE HAXOVPR ROOMS. BYv MESSRS& BRANCH & SON, ,,crday ne-at the 7th, and'rTuesda~yth~eSth.' timt, at Eleven- o'clock eacrh dcv. ~O D FR I 'q ertensive Assembaeo 101.ctofLDrig aUnI including a ?? g ndpr 1 L;cFrlr h nd Lod~grc~~iles, Richrly-cut Glass, B ~ 'ces i~ddeminster, and, ieccetan Cartpets. Hearth tic ~ahy Coth. Dugetic Dtarskrsk, Pcr'tmlin us, &e i~ levd ...

... ;: gufltte *tate0. * To sal ofsihe 27th fotant, FOR NEW YORK, The splendid American Ship GREAT BRITAIN, C r Captain FRANCrs M. Fo.CHeg Burt ,e 610 tone, coppered, sails rsmarkably~faor, and is ia ill respe ts one of the finest ships ever built d the Uinted States. Paaaengeea wll1 (ad her ?? a very superior de. o~cristioo, and being unulually high roomy between decks, steerage passengers wvill ...

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... |if / E. .DAWSO 1 STRAW-HAT; MANrUFACTURER, RATEFUL for the kind patronage she has received, respectfully begs to inform ?? of Preston l and its Vicinity, that she has removed to No. 120, Fisher. gate, opposite Cannon-street, where she purposes continu. ing to keep a Stock of the Most Fashionable STRAW BONNETS, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, &c. &c., and she will be glad to receive a continuation of the ...

... 11 1h' ccu 'Lotiio procel-a onki , srdn Wl ; io l' t' ill Woliroll Wi 5'I11 2 . I'~ig Commintle of Manehe~,tty, - Or tt~ '''- I in the chiair if CF'Iethrniircr bavir: nr4fintarla ip mie~t- 'II '' 'Th iePiiTAtionl Ill -L 'Aidoll ;'_'Ulm a (cc jie Ietciidtionnlldute' on cotton rrtwi~ thle Pg ?iidnirut etod Cll x' t t!ahrqssenetrtan iponme, a- 1 eri' ~ tjpa -mt iu -aoir oep ax h iliiasl II:, ...

... To the Worthy and Jndepepenpent Freemen of the 00p.OUSH OF LANCASTER. 11, Upper Brook-street, London, 1st March, 1831. T Oconsequence of a Vacancy having occurred in the ! epresentfation of your ancient Borough, by the death '~fflr. CAwTHORNE, I beg leave to offer myself to you for tillguished honor of serving you in Parliamnent. At the present moment it becomes me only to repeat il~a, in the ...

... A REGULAR TRADER. To sail about the middle of May. FOR CALCUTTA, The Fine Ship ALBION,., NORiMAN WLEOD, Co maori; Mlurtiea 50U tons, well known to be a ?? fast sailing vessel, and a favourite conveyance with pa1ssenjrs. Her ?? are spacious, each fitted up with a Patent Als rifrt. and other con- veniences, and alec carries an experienced S Jeon.-For terais of freight or passage. icith plan of ...

... ~~ ErT1N of the INHABITANTS Of TOXTETH. A ARK, eotivened by advertisement, anid li-d at their P'ublic FItAlNCIS JORD tN, Esq4. in the Chair, following Reolutilons were Proposed anid unianimxously alivt-d 1ly 'Mr. J. B YATES., and secondled bv M~r. J. Rl. Flirst, J-ittt this NUeetitigd 00Present at, Addrem0 to hti, rajesty, tustify- ititgattdfothe P;tteriittl solicitude lie has at all times ~i ...

... 7TTING'S STOMACHIC'Iand DIGESTiVE11 CANDbf-' JL In coneequence of the extensive sale of the above bledicnct various imitations have made their appearance, the Pablie there, fore are earnestly and respectfully requested to take notice, that i the genuine article continues to be prepared eielusivcl by J. B. KENG, CHEMIIST, BATH. The Stomachic and Digestive Caindy, a Vegetable, Tonic Aperi-. ent, ...