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... adv^ced on approved Keat Security. For particulars apply to Mr. F. H. wt . J Solicitor, No. 41, North Hill, Colchester. it by letter post-paid. AN Opportunity now offers for a stead r YOUNG .■ »«~ MAN ■* APPRENTICE to tbejftT MANU- FACTURING BUSINESS, whe* h^nay acquire a •wnplete knowledge of every brancß^e will be treated •a one of the family. Must be of respectable connex- ions. A premium ...
... FRIDAY, July 5. ST. JAMES'S PALACE, July 3,1833. This dav the Count de Ludolf, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the King of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies; and the Chevalier Vial. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from hi* Catholic Majesty, bad audiences respectively his Majesty deliver letters from their Sovereigns: to which they were introduced by Lord ...
... Mart, ou FRIDAY, the I4th of June, Twelve o'clock, in Two Lots, highly valuable and very A®- DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of a most capital farm Creeling St. Peter’s, near Needham Market, containing 172 ACRES rich, productive arable and meadow land, with excellent farm-house and buildings. the occupation of Mr. Edward Wolton; and excellent farm, containing ACRES, part freehold and ...
... are peculiarly eligible for Cow keeper*. Grazier*, and nthen. Printed ■iicclflcatioii*, with plan* annexed, may had at the Ctowu and Sceptre, Greenwich; the never Caatle, Deptford i at the (MBce of Woods, forests. Land Revenues, Works, and Buildings, Whitehall-places of Messrs. Green, Pemoerton, Crawley, and Gardiner, Solicitors, Salisbury-square, Fleetstreets at the Auction Hart, Uarcboloniew ...
... ; insis'ed on the production the documents, and demanded that an official communication should be made the Chamber. The .Minister for Foreign Affairs sa the convention of Zondboven was not tliplom .tic treaty, but merely a military convention { could not produce any thing but that convention. , . .„ , . In the end tbe Ministers of foreign Affairs and of War both declared themselves ready lay ...
... Rifle Brigade, Lieutenant of Infantry, by purchase. Memorandum—Lieutenant Ronald the late Royal Veteran Battalion, has been allowed to retire from the service, the sale of unattached commission. CROWN OFFICE, Jan. 25. MEMBERS returned to serve the New PARLIAMENT. County of Devon. Northern Division—Hugh Esq., commonly called Lord Viscount Ebrington ; and tbe Hon. Newton Fellows. . * . , ...
... In itrse Monthly Publicatlen, the same plan Colburn's Modern Novelists, handsomely erinted in post hvo., and bound Morocco Cloth, price only per Volume, IRISH NATIONAL TALES, the most Modern Authors. That which lias already been done for National History, the uniform collection of Sir Walter Scott's admirable Tales, here proposed to done in behalf Irish Story, the rc-producclon, the much ...
... port. In Uarboor—.Victory, Royal George, Excellent, Edinburgh, Jupiter, Blonde, Charyt*di«, Lyax, BeiviUera, and Sylvia H*mp»hirt Tekyraph, iluma«y,»n ...
... os. yvith Designs, Br J. M. VV. TURNER, R.A. ; To be completed in Tiyelve Volumes. ll* Waverley Novels. New Edition. Vol. -IS, (the concluding Volame, ■with Glossary,) price ss. All the early Volumes from the commencement, at bs. each. Complete Sets d«ne up Uniform. Ill* Completion of Tales and Romances. Which concludes the Editions of Waverley Novels. In Bvo. with Introd actions. Notes, and ...
... 4 VFbS. **£»* ?? of the Pro 6«. None but \£ni TerP^ Jf ,„d References must be green todies SK* feSE *■«.*.* «y^o*». t__ p ?? iw- ?? — Wanted, a T ODCJINCrS, by a Ladj^ in a O OAB D ■* Vjiontry. -beiw there .reO-Tlatiufac- X retired ?? * ■ Yflewrvinan would be Inferred. The £ Th' rtW-sWee* will be given and requiml ,„_p MAN, about 45 Year^of Age, i •R ft T e r .^,M.«'sV.ItVANT. He mfc^e pert ...
... new sleani-ships ROYAL » ,h . , 4*it and ROYAL ADELAIDE, it is the intention ** *nei> fo conlinue to aail I hem regularly during the a ?? ?? ,r0 n _ (bey an- appointed to sail as under from the St. *& \ Wharf, near the Tower, London :— k^Ttiela'd*. To-morrow Evening. Jan. 26, at lOo'Clock. ?? ?AAttAe, Saturday Evening, Feb. 9, at ditto. W* ■ Dor-**, and Goods on freight as usual. Fares, ?? ...