... to glia’ with a Narrative of this awful Visitation, and of the produced the South of Stafford the Rev. CHARLES GIRDLESTONE, M.A. Vicar of Staffordshire. for the Author, and sold by J. G. and F. Rivlngton, Sf. fftTfiCbmeb-yard, and Waterloo-ptace, Pall Mall, London J. Oxford; and H. C. Laagbcldge, Bimatngham. whom may be had, by the same Author, CHURCH REFORM, addressed to the Re(in Pwltttor of ...

... ofa WIND- MILL, lhe wages will be such as to give a fair remune- ration for the duties of the situation. A character will be required, and a security for good conduct and receipt of cash. For particulars inquire of Mr. William Claxton, Soli- citor, Market Place, Ely, if by letter, post paid. Ely, January 86, 18AJ. STOLEN, on the Night of the HGth or December' from Rakeheath Farm, Eriswell, a ...

... MADDOCKS, Peter, Urerpool, tlraber-mercbent, Jan. 18, Feb. 12, one, at the Clarendon Itooma, Llrffl pool. Attorneys, Mr. Vincent, King's Bench-wslk, Temple: and Mr. J. Robinson, or Messrs. Bartley and Roberts, Liverpool, DIVIDENDS to be made In BASINGHaLUSTREET. ATKINSON, G. W., Fenchnreh street, and Leman-street, Goodman s-delds grocer, Jan. 24. BEET. C. Ci.. Stan.ford-street; Blacltfrßir?, ...

... .. .. .. 8/. ISs. SI, Bs. Colombian Mines. 0.. .. V- os. 81. os. Del Monte ..400 .. 198 os. to 208 os. r azil 0.. 0 .. 468 to 478 os, gulanos . 0 ~1408 os. 180/, ...

... '•.4s, No. f>, Park-Square, January, F LODGE, > FEN'S SQUARE. • '»e grateful for toe Patron vvlij'.h tli*v have been take this port'inity J thanking their Friends, and their Fa.our. r f y beg jarave to inform them and the Public, '.hit Yacafic w 'ril terminate MONDAY, '2lst, '• References can be given. GROVE SEMINARY, Ir. and Mrs. respectfully announce their LADIES' will lake place the *2l si ...

... DUKEof NORFOLK, His Grace the DU KE of GRAFTON, His Grace the DUKE of DORSET, The Most Noble the MARQUESS of BRISTOL, The Right Hon. the EARL of ALBEMARLE, And numerous other distinguished Personages. CAPITAL £ 100,000. DIRECTORS. Western Division. Eastern Division. J. Edgar Rust, Esq. SirW. F.F. Middleton-, Bt. George Moor, Esq. John Cobbold, Esq. John Symonds, Esq. \ S. Alexander, Esq. T. R. ...

... the Bnrhodoes Tar, and Aromatic Herbs end Juices, chemically ano Process. open all Obstructions which retard the motion, or add languor to the system ; restore the blood to its healthy balsamic principle, title they correct and its rirertlation; and ore of inestimable value ia eradicating all JDraotden the Lungs. Stomach, and. Bowels. If regnlhrly takes, they will assuredly preserve the body ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, JAN. 29. MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. being the day for the assembling of the New Pahij.vmh.vt, both Houses were for the reception of the Members at an early hour. In the House of Commons before eleven o'clock great many »eats were taken, by Members affixing their cards to the hacks. At that hour, several new Members were Assembled, amongst whom observed Mr. O'Connell with two or ...

... the Nobi- ( ~„'rv and the Public, an Knt«rtainpient, to he entitled !h»'\UTIC It KCO I. LECTIONS, with BTI DI KS OF ™U'»|IACTI>K (aad an Address ), in Three Parts. Part 1 ol a Mono-l)ramatir Entertainment, display- ?? ?? •' Character in Coloore, entitled Mrs. PAR- ?? AT HOMK Characters:— Sally Sinikin. Mrs. mm Betsy- Itattle, MadvniaiseUe .l.^e«ne. The ?? ?? Ti.e Dumb („rl, and Miss ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, JAN. 15. WE have received the Paris Papers of Sunday, with the Mettager de» Chambrex, dated yesterday. They contain some further details respecting the King's journey, but no additional news.—A quotation from the Madrid Gazette of the 2d inst. states that on the preceding day Mr. Addington, the British Amba.ssador at Madrid, had, a private audience, presented to the Queen a ...

... Bull Inn, in Caai- , bridge, on Saturday the 2d day of February next, at Twelve o'clock. THOS. ARCHER, Clerk to me Commissioners. /•■ /\ 4\f\i\ *° c advanced at 41. per Cent on ap- o&Avffl/vf proved Security, in the county of Suffolk, or any smaller Sums of not less than 1000/. Apply, if by letter, post paid, to Alessrs. Ling and Harrison. 3, Took's Court, Chancery Lave, London. PURSUANT to' ...

... and iwhesnof Gloucester, and Surgeon to this Institution, will OMMENt 'Ellis NEXT COURSE of LECTURES on the ANATOMY. PHYSIOLOGY, and PATHOLOGY „i theE^K- and on the MEDICAL TREATMENT of the DEAF and DUMB, on MONDAY, January 21st.- y\„ particulars apply to Mr. Curtis, at his House, No. 2, snho-Miuarf.— The Royal Dispensary is open to Pupils. S--T~BARTHOLOME\V'S HOSPITAL— The SPRING COURSES of ...