... LiiETlNG of tbe GOVERNORS of this Society Nl *- , ij gt their Schools in Siamford-streoi. Buckfriars- ,ft* a t j ON BSD AY, the 6th day of February, at r* d •■( lock. J* C- MICHELL, Secretary. I l' ...

... HAMBURGH, Jan. 22. Borsen Halle During the early part of this morning our Stock-market, though tirm, was without animation ; but the arrival of the English mail encouraged speculators, and business to some extent was transacted at the advanced prices. Exchanges ok London. —Hamburgh, Jan. 25, 13 12$ ; two months, 13 10$. Berlin, Jan. 22, three months, 6 28|. Bremen, Jan. 22, two months, 61C. ...

... will he from the works of Haydn, Mozart. 1 ri-* V«*'»»* t p | ( „ r Hummel. Leo, and Ciinarosa ; with Mja- B^f Ward snd Weelkes, and Glees of Callcott, Bishop, ■' __.« slid Clifloii. Tickets, Half a Guinea each, to be *! ?? Members. ' i^^lnt square^ ED WA RD TAYLOR, Sec. JcflSOfOS DISPENSARY.— A Vacancy I ?? in the Office of PHYSICIAN to this i , Notice is hereby given that a SPECIAL |0 _ ...

... The Lord Chancellor has appointed Charles Townshend, of the citynf Chester, Gentleman, to be Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. Declaration of insolvency by SAVAGE, Edward, Stratford, Essex, chi igcr.—Jan. 30. BANKRUPTS to surrender BASINGHALL-STREET. CARELESS, William, Chalton, Kent, cheesemonger, Feb. 12, two, March 15, at twelve. Attorney, Mr. Whiting, Londonbridge Foot, ...

... Just published, In a neat pocket volume, price 4s. cloth, with a Representation of the Orbit of the Comet of 1832, SCIENTIFIC NOTICES of COMETS in GENERAL, and Particular of the COMET of 1832, whose revolution of six years and three quarter*’ duration. Translated from the French *»t M. By Colonel CHARLES GOLD, C. 8., Late of the Royal Artillery. London Baldwin and Cradock, Paternoster-row. •** ...

... for the vacant District tit(* r |)f si. Mary, Lambeth, I have seen by the 1 ttt!^ t'lmi Mi- james Harrison has also offered him- P'r^d-date- L t_ke the liberty, therefore, very re- ; „ at» By ' y ?? |, ar ticular attention of my friends to my . • folJ - _L\o prevent the possibility of mistake on the , IjrrtJOi^ o pj H> rt un ity to express my most 'l for 'he very flattering support with ...

... the purpose of pro- l^ n X^iiltiv»t.on of the SCIENCE of MUSIC, and ?? t |, P nitives of this country the best instruction in its * '[brunches. This Royal Institution is now lie-opened **. c dins' mas Vacation, and Candidates anxious for ad- ?? sre requested to attend st the Academy any Th_rs- m t Three o Clock, for Examination, being the only day ** . -simittee sttenrl for that purpose. ...

... the people.which mu«t promote 4t. la tfmmi*, for iunuHc, «fa« empire too taiga, aid the too popular, for permanent eziMenoe a. mited body. I maintain that the practice of hit Majesty’* (bvernmeot tending rapidly to the eandiama this country thsit of the United Settee America. is qaite dear that a legislature charged with the srhote nniness of eztenahre empire roust disappoint dm agent cupidity ...

... *pl p n d ?? lEW ol f? r _!uJh comprises every object of interest in the Cathedral alone occupying _,000 leet of ft: •** ?? palace. Pia/za del Duorno, and other ?? ?? o n srH ?? f 4 - n,, ' lar magnitude, and an ex- -..•T ?? the Plains of Lombardy and Piedmont to f ?? Ihe \ icw ol Stirling remains ¥ S K* r Galleries are supplied with heated air. __ i^rrgCiTREFORM.-A PETITION to r. ...

... Earl SHAFTESBURY said—My lords, I rise to m, that liberty be given vmtil the adjournment of the house morrow for lords to cuter their protest against Address to his Majesty in answer to tiic Royal Speech., The motion teas agreed to. Their lordships, on the motion of Earl Shaftesbury,! jourried at two o’clock until to-morrow. ADDRESS HIS MAJESTY. The Lord Chancellor, attended by the mover and ...

... ' n occasioned by the lamented death of \ l ?? iviiithuian, I beg leave most respectfully to ' Ki>r* u oU that, having been strongly urged by my ' ?? ll(le utioii again Ui present myself to your notice. ' ?? * 'T «in ...

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