... 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 ...

... AN ENTIRELY NEW EDITION OF THE NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY. A Series of Portraits (with Memoirs} of Individuals who have most conspicuously contributed to the honor and happiness of the Country, by distinguishing themselves in the Senate, Church, Army, Navy, Lav/, Physic, Literature, Science, Art, Agriculture, Commerce, &c! engraved in the highest style, from the most authentic Originals, by ...

... PROGRAMME. I'«fi L— Sinfonia, MS., never performed, Potter; Duetto, s ,rnor Donzelli and Signor Tamburini, Parlar spiegar, B«sini ; Scena ...

... the Public, that his 'j,r'vV IIT wit' take place at this Theatre on TH U RS D \ V I ?? of Mm. w^ eu variety or ENTERTAINMENTS g Z nroooced- Application forßoxes, Stalls, and Tickets I o£ JytrkS'' **»*■* » «* Mr. Sequin, r'AIiLA'IRE ROYAL, DTCURY-LANE.-- I Mr HA RLE i has the honour to announce that his IFKEFIT »PP«nl«d for MONDAY, May 27, 1833, on Chores' 1 Madame Pasta, Madame Malibran, ...

... Lkicester, MAY 18, 1833. Id the House of Commons Tuesday last Mr. Stanley brought forward the ministerial plan for the extjnction of colonial slavery, the British possessions, which, like all other propositions-to effect great changes public affairs, has called forth various opinions, for & against its adoption. It is cltar, however, that be the objections to the m-asure what they may, the ...

... prietors themselves. He was satisfied this house would nfever do its duty to the country in such a manner as to entitle it to gratitude and respect without taking into its consideration the laws which regulated the duty on foreign com. Karl of HI PON said that, having been alluded to by the noble lord as one to whose lot it had fallen to propose the law of IB Id, which the noble lord had ...

... only, the fine Teak Ship LORD HUNGER- FORD, Registered 7 if. tons; C. FA RQL II ARSON, R.N. . i „inmaiider; fitted expressly for passengers, and has an ciiierienced Surgeon. For freight or passage apply to Messrs ( ockerell and Co.. 8, Austin-friars. TNDLR the Patronage of her Most Gracious I Majesty.— THE GERMAN MINSTRELS' MORN- l\fi CONCERTS at the Hanover-square Rooms on HEDNESDAVR and ...

... value of the propetty secured was about ; but it was left the i] rocks as the mere remnants more valuable cargo, ti.e nat -, 011 . . ueneral opinion is, that there has been one the most Mr. Holland (surgeon) said, it was he who had said to extensive smuggling transactions there that lias been Leadbeater that ho might perhaps obtain another skua- * known in Scarborough for many years. tion, but ...

... land nnwen-ers only. the fine leak Ship LORD HUNGER- FORD, Registered 736 tons ; C. FARQUHA RSON, R.N. , Commander; fitted expressly for patsengers, and has an ,iperienced Surgeon. For freight or passage apply to Messrs. Cockerell and Co., X, Aostin-friars. CONCERT ROOM, KINGTS \JJ[ THEATRE.— Under the immediate Patronage of »,, r Koval Highness the Duchess of KENT. — Madame |)l L ...

... Ewell Stakes.— Stately, 4 Tarqnia, 4 yr*; Imey yrs; CarweU, 5 Gondolier, yrs; Alice, 3 yr* Croydon Stakes 1-Walter, 6 yrs; Lady Ezra, f, 3 yr* ; Kittums, yrs ; brother to Stately, 3 yrs j Sinbad, yr*; Pagoda, 3 vrs; Zarina, yrs; f out el Stays, 3 yr*; out Harpham Lass, yrs; Keforin, 6 TBURSDAr. Sweepstakes of so»* each, fitc.—Lucy, Pagoda, Friar Tuck, Lady Charlotte, Stay’s f. Ambrosia, and ...

... 0» AH BNTIIULT N«W EDITION OF THE NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY. „ Soiie* of Portraits (with Memoirs) of Individuals who have most conspicuously con- tritateJ to th o honour and happiuess of the Country, by distinguishing themselves in the Senate, ihurch, Army Navy, Law, Physic, Literature, Science, Art, Agriculture, Commerce. ■ -. engraved in the highest style, from the most authentic Originals, ...

... BENEFIT is fixed THURSDAY, May 30, when he trusts that the Enter- B iusn'» he will have the honour of submitting to their uor M ill secure him that support he takes the liberty of |icit , ng ,—Bo„-Ofl,ce, Theatre Royal Covent Garden. tT_VDER the Patronage of her Most Gracious j Majesty -THE GERMAN MINSTRELS'MORN- ,Sfi CONCERTS at the Hanover-square Rooms on WhD^ESDAVSand SATURDAYS, ...