... a t the CaNal-Ofuce, in Lancaster, on SiesoAV tIIC fifth day ° f Au K° Bt ' 1831 » at r „ o'clock in the forenoon ; at which place liinie the said Proprietors are requested to tt'iul by themselves or proxies, pursuant to a l-laii* '»» the said (anal Act. BAY GRASS and CORN. TO BE SOLD, OK THE PREMISES, „„ Friday thtiiA of July, 1831, at four o'clock in the afternoon ; ABOUT Ten Acres of HAY ...

... Friday, July H. INSOLVENTS. Stevens,of Bread-street, Cheapside, warehouseman. W. H. Armitage, late of High-street, Southwark, but now of Crutched Friars, hop merchant. J. Jone ...

... Vfmat of M «*^ft AH Utten n * USt U ?? P!ad - LADY. - tn has bren educated in I-ondon, «.a *rif U ZZZ »n a risit in Yorkshire, will be hsop» to W ?? TR , XK _ HV ?? v* CHOoPi- Kail* ?? !•* -o ,he ?? ?? ?? She '£■* -i«toch the junior Pupil. French *nd Mtt ,V immediate atuntMin- &&ZG6 v ?? ?? |5_iiiJTED Immediately, a steady, civil, ...

... - . COURT OF KING'S BE.\CJf, Thursday, Jul}. 7. This toeing Ihc day appointed for Ibe trial Mr. William Cobbelt, for a seditious libel, rloori of the Court were crowded ioiig before the hour opening them and moil tremendous roth ensued. . Mr. entered, attended by hit three sou* and Mr. Faithful, his solicitor. Nearly tbe whole of the persons in the gallery rose and sainted him by a loud ...

... Edinburgh; and Jame* Rtdgway, 163, Piccadilly, HISTORY PARLIAMENT, with view to CONSTITU- T, pWEß E to®he M FRE ELECTORS of SCOT-1 PARLIAMENTARY REFORM i «ith a Plan of Pom coneenial io the of SCOTLAND. By the Author of lettCT to the Lauduoiiiere the Hypothecation BUL” PRINCIPLES REFOUU. Frteholder and Landholder of Scotland, svo. *». «d, ' , ...

... only. — *►- i .J Rv mrai!« of MAWS Improved Portable •* VtMESTIC INJECTION INSTRUMENT, and ! ; i basin of simple Warm Water, the most ?? „fate of intestinal obstruction may be -.Ktantly relieved, and the' body preserved in a Late of healthful regularity, without the assist- k. of other remedies. The apparatus is socon- tiient that an invalid may use it without assist- yjee It has received the ...

... day which his brother jurors dined together, stated that law James Lowe, and man named Jampion, coining out of the kitchen of the Chatham Arms while the beefsteaks were frying. Ann Kirkwood, servant at the Chatham Arms, stated that she dressed the steaks. She saw uo person approach the pan while she was frying the uteaks, which she left In the kitchen while she was spreading the table cloth ...

... LOND.ON, TUESDAY, JULY 12. THE Belgian Deputation hare arrived in town, have had an interview with Prince Leopold. We •nose that to-morrow the acceptance of their crown by Prince {So!)id will be announced.—After the decree of the National Caress Belgium, agreeing to the conditions attached by jtoreLeopold to his acceptance of the Crown, had passed, the Members the minority agreed to a ...

... CHURCH, on behalf of the above Schools, by the Rev. JOHN DA' VIES, M. A. the Rector. Society for the Propagation of the Gospel.— beg remind our readers that sermon for the benefit of this Society, will be preached Worcester Cathedral, on Sunday next, by the Rev. Prebendary Davison. Worcestershire Auxiliary Bible Society. —We are happy to learn that the Committee of this important Institution ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS.— Friday. KILDARE-STREET SOCIETY. Sir R. BATESON presented a Petition from the Ministers and Elders of the Presbyterian Church in the Province of Lister in favour of the Kildare-street Society. The Hon- Barouet read some extracts from the Petition, by which it appeared that the Petitioners representad two hundred congregations, amounting on the aggregate to half a million of ...

... , «: HON. SOUTHAMPTON. !*, v D.V RV ALL I»pj:s tu a monnce !• tends and ih*» t that the dultet , , of ht*r KSTAULISHMKNI lor \** I.A DIPS, at No. \5. Cimbmiland Flack, . . w)!- be rrsumKl Tiivr^dav, ‘2B:h inal. iwi’a.s Ib aulers. Gmr* 's anoura. ly-Hoaider*, 1(> Guineas* S* -o as. 8 *);. t.rs • n the usual terms. • 1) ’o'm-s. a> parlour boarders, a few young is t( course reading ..\ . - -.' ...

... the Cock Inn, Attleburgh, Norfolk, on Friday tbe Mil day of' July, 1831 , at Three o'clock in tbe Afternoon, A VALUABLE ESTATE, situate at Old Buckenham, in Norfolk, (where the Poor-rates are very low,) called Calveii's Farm ; consisting of a good and substan- tial Messuage or Farm-house, which has lately been put into very complete repair, comprising a parlour, four good bed-rooms, two attics ...