... 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 ...

... of a NAVAI. LIFE. By Capt. J A SCOTT, It.N. a neat pocket volume, printed uniformly with The Hook of the Sea*oQs. THE. SEVEN TEMPTATIONS. By MARY Howrrr. - Profusely loaded with beauties, and replete with dramatic ■terrst.— Atlas. 3. In vols.Bvo. with numerous illustrations. ? A SOLIMKR'S RECOLLECTIONS THE WEST INDIES AND AMERICA. LIEUTENANT-COLOR EL Sr. CLAIR. The uniform good the ...

... the 6th, 1834, by the Rev. GEORGE TUFNELL, A.M.. Vicar of Wor- ijngford. In the Morning at All Saints, Service to at Eleven o'clock ; in the Afternoon at St. .M:iry-at-the-\\ alls, Service to commence at Three t (.'lock. Pursuant to the Act for the Itelief of Insolvent Debtors in England. Office of the Court for Relief of Insolvent Debtors, No. 33, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London. PETITION of an ...

... ness the Princes. AUGUSTA.— Mr. SALAMAN has the honour to acq ua iot the Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends in general thatnis EVENING CONCfcRT, which Will be given upon a very Grand Scale, will take piace on WED. 5 e a d^li tb aV^ h ?? _--**nL_!S_ilS ; Leader— Mr. Mori; Conductor— Sir George Smart Fur the i: P .T rt r C ?? r V l i iU * *£? ~n°« nce ...

... 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 ...

... aPl-U ‘«' l IUVr, ,U xeldwaterworks. , i HKRI'.HV CIVEN. that the FOURTH F orl' ’l, , , \\Ni;VI, MKK.TINt; of the Com- I rs'of the Sheffield Wat. ran.ks will o'” f r, ,t N 11A1.1.. Sheffield, Moximy, [ \pril next, at E'even o'Clork in the ■ ' [ ' J ‘j „ ‘Report of the proeeedinss the omrpnson. ' ' an ...

... 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, ...

... on the Bth aud 9th of April next. On Tuesday the 6th of April. For the best Bull, not exceeding! The Society's Four-years' old J Silver Medal. For the best aud most valuable I -. Fat Cow or Ox J For the best Two-year old 8u11. ?? £\ 0 0 For the best Milch Cow 2 0 0 For the best Barren Cow 2 0 0 For the best Two-year old Heifer. . 10 0 For the best Yearling 10 0 For tbe best Boar 10 0 For tbe ...

... There will saving the public from the of the late Lord (irenville and the Hod. C. Yorke, of £3,000 a ye.tr, as the sinecures they enjoyed will finally abolished Globe. Gam* ...

... on MON DAY NEXT, at the Hanover-square Rooms. The Selection will comprise part of Mozart's First Mass ; the Storm Scene from The Seasons, Haydn ; Anthem, I will sing of thy power, Dr. Greene ; Glee and Chorus, Shades of the heroes, T. Cooke ; Chorus, Hail to the Caliph. Obe- roa ; New Fantasia, Violoncello, Mr. Lindley ; Glees by Callcott, Sale, Goss, and Sir John Rogers ; and ...

... Grace the DUKE of GRAFTON, His Grace the DUKE of DORSET, His Grace the DUKE of BUCCLEUCH and QUEENSBERRY The Most Noble the MARQUESS of BRISTOL, The Right Hon. the EARL of ALBEMARLE, And numerous other distinguished Personages. CAPITAL £ 100,000. DIRECTORS. Western Division. Eastern Division. George Brown, Esq. D. Alexander, Esq. R. Fincham, Esq. John Josselyn, Eso. C. Hammond, Esq. Reeve Bonn ...

... Hurmesrcr, Esq. Matthew U.mltou Rennie, Esq. W. Robert Keith Douglas, Esq. Patrick M. Steward, Esq., M.P. Joseph Esdaile. Eeq. John Stewart, Esq., M.P. sir T. Fremantle, Hart., M.P. David Salomons, i'sq. Charles Gibbes, Esq. . Pearson Thompson, Esq. Henry Harvey, Esq. The DIRECTORS GIVE NOTICE that the LONDON and WESTMINSTER HANK has commenced business at 90, Throg- morton-street, and at S), ...