... -BUt-tt'a *rated. JL ~~THIF OLD LINE OF PACKETS. FOR NEW YORK, ?? every Month,vfz. SOUTH AMERICA,.MARSHALL630 tons, Istof Aug. BRITANNIASIETCHLEY.. . 615tonsl6thofAug. NEW YORK. ?? 1st of Sept. NORTH AMERICA. MAc ?? 600 tonsI, 16th of Sept. CALEDONIA.GIIRAHAM .- 650tons, lstof Oct. HIBEllNIA. WiWN . ?? tons. 16th of Oct. PACIFIC, WAITS . S ?? t stoof NIov. EUROPE. ?? 50tSt 16thtofNov. These ...

... PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS YESTERDAY. Government Colisels, 3 per Cent . ?? 89S Stock, 34 per Cent ?? 96 Stock, New (1830). 94 Debentures (of £92 as. 2d.) ?? 89 Royal Canial Stock . ?? . BS Grand Canal Stock (of 92L6s. 62.) ?? 20 ?? 20 Grand Canal Deb., 6 per Cent., red. to £4 per An. 88 City of Dublin Steam Company ?? 81X Gk.NERAL POST oFFICE.-.lLY '29, I8O. gIOUllS. MINUTES. DespatAb of Irish ...

... ACTIONS DUMBARTON CROWN WINDOW GLASS./ TO BE SOLLD BY AUCTION, (For account of whom it may concen), OnmTorrow (THURSDAY), 18th JULY, Instant, At the Royal Circus, BACHELOR'S-WALK, pOTY.ONE Boxes -of DUMBARTON CROWN WF VINDOWU GLASS, of vaious dimuensioxns, in lots of es each. tjn DOw -- W. YOUNG, AuNtioneor. Cata1Oulars ill be. resviey this day, Wdnesday, 17th inst. e t~o m ience at Oneo'Clck. ...

... B EGS to inlform his Friends ani the.Public, that he D will Resume liis Professional. Aiocitions in Land- scape and Portrait Painting in Water Colours, Sketching from Nature, ?? George Street, St MaCkhew's, 17th, Jalj, 1833. TO BI5 LET,. WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, In the pleasant Vrillage of Campsey Ash. 1,genteel detached COTTAGE REUSIDENCE,con- taining two sitting tooms and Schambers, and ...

... ]MOUS~E To IM L~ET. 0 rg0 he LET, at Michaelmas Day next,-A good .T DWELLING HOUSE, situate at Enshamn; consisting auc of three sitting rooms, kitchen, six bed rooms, and four will attics, good cellars, brew-house, and excellent gardens; ?? a Room built for a School, 30 feet long, and 12 high; the, ?? situation remarkably pleasant and ?? moderate. the. Apply to Mr, Swann, Ershahee neeecOxford' ...

... T a Meeting of a nttmber of :Gentlemen of Belitisl A and its vicinity, held yesterday, for, the purpose oj making.arrangements to entertain the Representativei ol the Borough at Dinner, the following Stewards were ap. Pointed:_ Thomas L. Stewart, Henry Lyons, John M'Neile, Hill Hamilton, Thomas Batt, Richard Davison, Robert Caliwell, Robert Gamble, jun. Robert Thomson, Thomas Lyle, William ...

... I1JSSES PLINT respectfully announce thlat their 'j~.SCHOOL will RE.OPEN July 31st. True Experience of VLi~ttly Ten Years in thle vWork' or Lpquluatioo unitedi to the most OtItwiLoNs Solicitude for thepornlotioll of the intellectual Find ImIl (ions Improvementt ?? Pup~ils, with considerablp Local Attvatitages ,if, Iteidentiv, furnitli, thley trust, sonic claim to th ,zeltinrrailee of thle ...

... VAUXNIALL GARDENS, COLLYLHURST, UNRIIALLED ATTRACTIOAN!! AINIOTHER GRAANDFETE.'.i.E .0'. H E Propii'etos of ie VAUXHALL GARDENS lies the pleasure to annunce to his PatroanshatoA MONDAY NEXT; July 22nd., he intends te proe ,,_,- A.NvO'THER MAGNiFICENT GALA,.- 'oUpon a scale ot hitherto unattempted brilliancy and splendour, upon which occasion an EXTRA NUMBER OF VARIEGATED LAMPS WVill be ...

... (REATI CONCERT-RtOOM, KING'S' THEA~TRE. GMr. SPAGNOIF..IvI respectfully Informs thre Noblilty, G entry, Rind his paieil~l thiathis ANC .M N~lCNCI RT Will take place at the aboce 'nin,, o(n Satuirday nextiJaly li-V'ocal Perfurmeet,' Mialame~pasta nd Madame yioijiaajr~, M~adime Dc Merle, Mern. E. Saligin, All,, Illura Noedleo, Mil's WI)- li;.n 1,1 kIis Turpin, th Ie NtloslR Stailth, and Madame~ ...

... OPiETS UPHOLSTERY. ndi C'ABI- C NFT'FURNITURE. at SAMUEL BROWN's GENERAL FURNISHING WAREHOU.SE,25s, WIalEFRI1cGATE1 HULI,. The Nobility, Gentry, and Pablie are respectfully soicited to inspeet the largest and best-selected Stock r Carpets, Upholstery, and Cabinet Furniture, ever in Hl~l. Yard-ivide Carpets from Is 9d. to 2s.; qeerfne e intO, and Brussels, Druggetts, Stair-Carpets, t11j RRgs. ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS, &c. Our Numerous correspondents, to whom wetender out most grate7 fal thanks for their kind sympathy and regard, will be pleased to excuse our not replying in detail to their communications in this number, Government spies have been prying about our office the entire week. They arrested our chief. apprentice on Tuesday even, ing, and kept him locked up in a dark apartment ...

... 11OTICE~ TO TnED rumn nvILGEISSS Or NIDWtC~ASTLM 1UPON TYZNM. cseF 'joi lr eu Stat ALL Free Bur- ?? who ot (t thellast )Itay Of Ju Lly, itt this present Year, Jreide W'tlhin 1tile'T~w of Newcastle upon y'lne, ball have r M lies of the 6 uildiall (being the Poll-' orejhi . 1t cad tidar Monuiths, and wheo shall niot have in. I ?? 1Xjelijf o'itain twelve Calendar Months next rlcselll' th I.am..e ...