... (tttfure Mr. Justice Taunton.) WOOL-STEALING. JOHN JELLY, aged and THOMAS BURDETT, 21, were indicted for stealing lbs. of wool, belouging to Mr. Collison, of Church-gate, wools ...

... To the Editor of the Leicester Chronicle. Sir, —I rely no less on your regard for justice, than on your kind feelings towards stranger, almost wholly unknowing and unknown here ...

... VOL. LXXXII.— NO. 4,193. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, in Gentleman's Family the Neighbourhood of Leeds, a Lady GOVKIIXKSS, who -hornughlv understands Music, anil competent teach the French Language. Site must bent the Religion the Established Church. Apply the Printer ; ii Letter, Post-paid. LANDED SECURITY is wanted for Trust Mnoev, at 4 per Cent, which may remain fur upwards Years. £llOO also ready ...

... LONDON. TUESDAY, NOV. 18. THE MINISTERS. THIS subject absorbs all others. The Gazette of this evening announces that At the Court St- James's, the 17th day November, 1834, present, the King's Moat Excellent Majesty in Council, hi* Majesty having been pleased to appoint the Most Noble Arthur Duke Wellington to be ore of his Majesty'* Principal Secretaries State, hia Grace was this day, by his ...

... TUESDAY, DEC. SI. have received the Paris Papers of Sunday, and their contents are not very favourable to the Queen of Spain'* cause. At Guernica, in Biscay, Baron del Solar d'Espinosa, commanding a hody the Queen's troops, amounting to 300 of the line and the Roval Guard, attacked 1,900 (.'artists, commanded by Zabala, the 21st, and were routed and destroyed. Almost all the Guards were killed ...

... . T it kd \ YS, and return from Calais on S-p_V?« nd j THURSDAYS uatil further notice. >l)A* S ?? .imes land without the use of boats.- t^iSW, Rawsgate^ 5 ■ 11 m BELFAST and DUBLIN, calling rEA !.llot^ ralmouth ._ Th e CITY of LON- k „ Plr«! outh s WHITIXOM, on THURSDAY ™-i\fl rK I { ..v October 9, at One ?? precisely. To ? ?? NOO _. Plvmoutli land Falmouth, the LIV ER- __■'«• * Ih MVPBIVv on ...

... by accepting J 4-r>' [OD F ( Treasury, my political relations with \ M o°*^ U - D ce, for the present terminated. £***rtoe«Ml of them, whenever you shall be -'V-cnir 8 Representative, I will venture to hope Ii ^ io c' -1 con duct nor the step which I have re- ■t'jZt-n) R ai , w take have forfeited for m c that con- ?? ?? d imo years ago you were pleased to honour ?? »* h '£_th at that ...

... ?? fp\_ _\ ; has been very unexpectedly vacated, lor 1 fl me apply »o Captain Aided Chapman, No. 2, Leaden- t to DUNDEE j W A PERTH, calling off Scarborough, weather per- ...

... 100 Acres, more or less. And also, the ARA BLE LAND which have been Farmed with the above, containing 50 Acres, morn or less. Also a tract of DOWN LAND, containing about 100 Acres, more or less. For Particulars apply to Mr; : Bowen, at Boconnoc. September 8, 1834. ■> BOCONNOC, COttNfVALL. Leicester Sheep, North Devon Bullocks, Saddle & Cart Horses, Corn, Hay, Bee. * HpO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on ...

... ASSIST. ANT who understands her Business. LETTERS MUST BE POST-PAID. Bridge water, Feb. 24, 1834. OF COMMISIO£r*ER. NOTK^S IS HEREBY 'GrfVBN, that HenrVsßbveli. RpraoLDs, Esquire, His Majesty's CHtuf Commissioner . for the Relief of InsolventT)e^Drs will, on the Eighth day of March, L#fl, at ?? of Ten in the Forenoony^precisely, ?? the Court House wXModmin, in the County ?? wall, and ?? Court ...

... TER. 1 '*-^JjJSSS--^ *i g . at the I Frish tnorc-i , , Luke's. Skerton ; and , I^S;^ St. J'hn's Chapel, by the! ?? the uTi^Lo't, Curate of St. Anne's Cha- I Re*. I , pel. L* nc * ?? ju be made after each sermon i A ! Sncfi: l of the Institutions. 1 r dons and Donations will be thankfully puhs ...

... '.ti n! i!> ?? t(1 Mr GEO. CARRCTHERB, J., Kew-atreet. [ ' : r ' ,; xtk^ltM- . 7 . / J.V/0 FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. i^ i flSO KOK aUPPLYINO THE SCRIPTURES ?? *s , s \\ -o> RECEIVING THEIR FREEDOM. vl ,ijr hem deter.. lined by the Committee | ' f the above Institution that a Copy of the *■ resta.ncnt, accompanied by the book ot ] .in a large type and substantially bound, , , j t ...