... O. 143, High Street, Portsmouth, with immediate f s3possession, to be SOLD by PRIVATE CiON. s T1AOT.-May be viewed by applyine at No. 26, e. Penny-street; and further particulars known ot Mir. Snooke, Solicitor, Portsea. E FREE PUBLIC HOUSE AND BREWEIRY. e *rObe SOLD or LET,-A FREEHOLD PUB- i 1 LIC HOUSE, in the Cattle Market, comprising r a ood wine and spirit shop and two parlours in front, ...

... AlUrs. IARY DIAPElt, fECEASED. LL Persons having Claim or Demand on the Es. tate of' .r. MlARY DIAPER, latc of Ports- -hduth,. deceased, are Aolicited to send the particulars tljreof to J. Weitnore kisq. nf Gosport, the Executor.. or topir. Hienry Compigne, of 13, South-square, tirky's I;to wo all those who are indebted to such Es. tate are desired to pay the amount of their respective dleb ts ...

... .nJO be SOLD together or separate,A handsome JL pir fHAY U LDI~srides and goes well in drouble and single 1harness.Also a PHAETON for four persons, to- be seen ?? the Bu~sh Stables,, 3-Southsea. it rI¶O be SOLD b R AL) O 2gC,. I . mL- lost desiraleFEH L ?? ,d MILY RESIDkNE ali VI R' H1 5 6 HOUSE., situated on an erminencauta iea a half front Lymnington, and near thebre fisrvr :e ...

... ITIME LUNATIC ASNY4UM at LkINSTON A'HOUSE,, near- Winchvfttr, is ominently. calcu- liated for the superior order of Patients,, ~iho are under se theaimmediate careof Pr. TWYNA~l- adt-iis LADYI IV] tII onstantly resident on ithe ustalbi.ismen. Thellouse- fr - is oi a very extended scale, atifheinilrg several distinct th 8 uits of apartments, swith every requisite separation to that many be ...

... TO PRIVATE FAMILIES, Lanoiss'v, Aarners, Graziers, Bzdchers, Farriees, , ardcners, 2M1nanfact'trers, Parish Of/icers, Li' ilMainies, Distillers, Rectiferm, 4c. fiONCENTRATED DISINFECTING .J SOLUTIONS of CHLORIDE ofSODA and LIME, preserve Meat, Fish, Game, &c.-bleach Linen _prevent contagious Diseases in Cattle and Poultry- destroy Insects and Canker in Trees-renderunowhole- some and fetid ...

... TrHIS DAY IS PUBLISH1ED, PRICE ONVE SHILLINGa l E APOSTOLICAL IEST1TUTION of.the CHURCH examined, in nsix Letters to'R.. BEVSRLEY, 'Esq., -, to his Essay on the legedCorruptions of the +llrbof England. ILY ftIE 11EV. a. OLIVEBP,. . Mde:n. A.S.E.. Domestic Chaplain to the'Right'HIon. Lord Kensinlgton. 's i'a T9 Os ?k nsv :tXrX m~fiw~y 5.S^2 TI 8'y 4 -flr* ye r ; ,,, pONTA Tii Artrsd hKs E'ens ...

... I E g~~Y(-~~ .O1NEPAEkETS;. D1APPER,, V8 . 8B ster~~~~ j 0 ',.: W~LLtlAa h DCtNSOr, hlaster; ' ' d ' 209 Tons Register. Stuceeds the Diana, and 'will sail (wind and weather i permitting) on the 12th August. * -Cabin ind Steerage fitted up putposely for Passengers. s Ap 1y to JOHN HOLLINGWORTH, i O posite the Pilot-Office, Queen.Street. 'r mut;J izdy 12, 1831. - : . FOR1 '1R.0TTE R D A M11, t ...

... k/SYDNEY-GARENS, VAUXHAILL, BATH. THERE WILL -Br A GRAND GALA On FIRIDAY NEXT, tle 5th of AUGUST, UPON W71CII OCCASION The CELEBRATED Miss CLARKE Is; engaged to Perform on the TIGHT ROPE, AND T[II INIMITABLE Biachmnore on the CGrde Volante, orf Fying Rope, And, upon this Night only, he will undertake the GRAND ASCEN6ION, and walk from the ?? Walks in tile Garden to the Top of Svdney Ilotel; ...

... 7 STAPLETON, NEAR BRISTOL. f' ro be LET, and entered upon immediately, a I d convenient DWELLING HOUS1,. pleiasantly, Drtituated in the village of Stampil-tonl, with a Gardel, Gig House, and Stable. The Premises are in good repailr, wvell supplied with h..thl sorts of Water, and are lit for the residence ota genttecl filnily. , For fiu-ther particulars apply to e lMessrs. PAL MER & SON, ...

... EDINBUAGHJ', Falconer's- Hoteli Moray Place. PARTIES visiting Edinburgh, will find in this. Hotel thie most elegant and comfortable accommoda. tion in Britain, 'and far suipi41ssing all other Hotels in Town. The sitdafionu is' the toost fashionable and splendid; the views'th mostxtensive and beautiful, combinedi withs that ,quiet retirement so rarely td'be met with, it being the' only House in ...

... E4 ESSR S. THOMAS BRIDGETT and Co. M beg to return their best thanks to their Friends and Neighbours who so kindly assisted to ea-lbguish, the fire on their Preniseies yesterday, and to wohose active exertions it is owing that ovmparalively So little damage wvas sustained. Bridge Street, Derby, 3d A ugust, 1831. J. BO3RIUNGTON, No. 35, SADLER GATE, DERBY, Ladies' and Gentlenzens,' Iair ...

... aytheflolltof Agu~st atlIQ-o'clock, a g.ZAAR of LADIES' FANCY (I reIl1 b ed i the new Sunday School Room, at ?? , c. PcStin up of the Interior of the same, 111 ?? for i ie sunday Schools.-Admiltancc l ilorho ?? have kindly come forward as T Uhetjag PATRONESSES )IRSN.Mf. LAMB. Te11* JNNtEYl. ?? A Cltiv t ?? Sunday School. SERMXIONS will be preached o Of ST. PET£R, by the la ?? p iSI1ER, B.A. ...