... 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 ...

... MARRIED PHYSICIAN, resident in the most aire Quarter of a large Maritime City, receiving IW into House, whose Case a Nature benefited constant« are; or would not object take as inmate l.ady requiring the Advantage select Society, and a permanent or temporary Home. Communications addressed D. M. Office of this I'uper. References will given and required. Just Published, price3s. boards. Tetters ...

... for past favours confi-rred iu- for tile last eiitht yrais. ;s mot v\ilh, and mcnt t-e of the same at the *M ...

... •* t ,istomary measure, late in the 0.-cu- *cre*' ?? Burrow, John Savage, and uioti o* . ..imp 4 * oll • *So thaRD Mterscocgh, of Skerton, will [ ***W -remise B * ami ' n tne mean time appli- L,e* the V tna ,] c to tbe subscribers, who will r» tipri ma L Hl aC k Bill, in Skerton, on Wed- ..tend ?? h \i arc h, at one o'clock, to de- IE sDA-. tne i- —TSxiSl-ta MACHINERY, *c. ,H * FOR SALE. To ...

... London. wanes 10 engage himself a* an ASSISTANT, for B Months, to a Respectable Practitioner. • Letters ft* P*j d « addressed to the Em-roa of this Paper w ill receive immediate aueniiuu. ' Feb.. 183£ WANTED, AS an ASSISTANT to a Dispenaing Chemist in one of the most fashionable and frequented Watering Flairs i Yorkshire, a Young Man of superior address, close application, and possessed of ...

... for many years been acknow- ledged to be BY FAR THE CHEAPEST IV THE COUNTY OF HANTS, Beg to announce to the public at large, lhat being about to rebuild and greatly fnlaroe iheir premises for the convenience and better accommodation of their numerous customers — they have made arrangements to offer for salf about SIX THOUSAND POUNDS' WORTH OF DRAPERY GOODS, at such reduced prices as they think ...

... 4, 1834. I Have laid before the Court of Directors of the East India Company your letter dated the 4th inst., and I am commanded to acquaint you in reply that the Court have not failed to bestow their earliest attention upon your representation, and to consider it with every disposition to meet the views and withes of the Tea Trade to the ntraost extent that they can deem consistent with ...

... The following report of the proceeding in the French Chamber of Deputies, Feb. 22, relative the deceased Emperor, will show how strongly the people of France yet feel towards h ...

... 11. Corbould, from ft bust by Burlowe, HISTORY OF THE REVOLUTION IN ENGLAND in UIRB. By the late Right Hon. Sir JAMES MACKINTOSH. Comprising a View of the Reign of James 11. , from his Acces- sion, ti-> the Enterprise of the Prince of Orange; completed to the Settlement of the Crown, by the Editor. To which is pre- fix. .1, a Notice of tbe Life, Writings, and Speeches of Sir James Mackintosh, ...

... shall beheld in Westminster Abbey, towards tbe end of June 01 the beginning of July next, upon a plan as nearly similar as circumstances will admit to that adopted at the Commemoration of Handel in 1784, the particulars of the arrangements will lie published as soon as the same shall be finally settled. His Majesty has been pleased to appoint the following Noblemen and Gentlemen Directors of ...

... tbe Peace, Mayors, Coroners, P^rft Jurors, Chief Constables, Bailiffs, Prosecutor*; Witnesses, and all oilier Persons required to attofd at the next Assizes or General Gaol Deliver*, to /Oe holden at Chelmsford, for this County, that Ifts Majesty's Judges of Assize nill Open their Commission in the Afternoon of MONDAY, the Third Day of March next, and after- wards attend Divine Service, and ...

... evtrv RATCR- D.W enrly In the mienllg, returning evry ...