... banks of the Tweed, three miles from Melrose, and is surrouned by plantations, through whieli there are several miles uf walks. On the en- trance tloor me a hall. lifted up with ancient armour, a libraiy, a study, a dining-room, and a drawing-room, all connecting ivith each other, besides a breakfast parlour, a conservatory, Ste. •fe. There are on the first floor twelve good bed-rooms, besides ...

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... Hank Stork 211'iJ Bank Ann. 3 per Ct. Red. 9 'j J«n A. IHttO. 3 16 per Cl. Con. *h«n Oilto Oet. I 7 -1 »S 3f pet Cent. 1818, Bill* £1 61 31 per Cent. Ditto .£500 }Je» 3| pr ...

... of June, the fine rtaitttbip CORNWALL, Captain WM. BELL, bnr- * oTtsas, »yM»K in the EMt lnd,a Do *»- For freight *J«*e •PP 1 ? to * J&SSf - ?? * Mewr «- P«»«ners, SJSsfc*, «nd Co.'s, 11. Kmg • Anns-yard ; Messrs. Barber, I EST** Co - 36, F« lcl,u «*-«tMSit; or to Mr. John *TZm 1, Uadenhalt*tr*et. CONVEYANCE to DUNDEE .nd PERTH, callis* off Scarborough (weather per- HLJfT-That *pleodtd ...

... J,K OINTMENT IS 1!Y AGF. ' °f Oar.ct Puts. Is. «,),; Two U.m.-c. *. 9J 'S.; by limit.ay and Sons, ...

... the 10th JULY, direct for SYDNEY. This ship will be fitted up by the EMIGRATION COMMITTEE, acting under the s.nction of the Secretary of State for the. Colonial Department, expressly for the coii- Veyance of SINGLE WOMEN of good health and character, from 15 to 30 .car; of age; the cost of the passage, if paid here. is only 51. each, which includes all charge for food and bedding, and those ...

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... application, stands unrivalled throughout England, as a sure preservative from the Fly Striking Sheep or Lamb. If has stood the test of years, and has never yethjjen known to fail, as a proof of which, the most respectable Graziers in tlie County will bear testimony. The cost is less than one penny per sheep ; and requires only one dressing for a season. The Powder will also cure Sheep that ...

... fiSSELON THE STATION. (Under the direction of an officer in the Navy, one of tn « Proprietors. ) ?? leave the NEW LANDING r narp iEß ' SOUTHAMPTON, for HAVRE-DE- havmp. °S Monday. J 9ih, returning from HAVKE to !»outhampton, as follows •— from Southampton! from havre. Monday June 9, 8 morning Tuesday June 10. noon. Thuniday June 12, 10 morn. Friday June 13. 2 after. Monday June 16, 2 after. ...

... THE 22d OF JULY. Report of the Committee appointed by House of Commons nomine into the pretent Itnteof the Claszow Lottery, wus presented Thursday, the »tU of May. IT *ULLY CONFIRMS IMF. DRAWING THAT TO TAKE PI.ACE ON THE 2!tl of JUI.Y NEXT, ami recommends that Parliament should not allow aosj other Lottery drawn aatier the authority of the Act. THE FINAL and ONLY GLASGOW LOTTERY Parliament, ...

... Jnne, the fine ■ Km iS Captain WM. BELL, bnr- ■ I - ? hsi Sblp , ,11 in the E«st India Docks. For freight l^'ttion'- ?? 0 * Oomm.nder, at Messrs. Palmer*. I *»»»T« ?? P r '• 11 King's Arms-yard ; Messrs. Barber, ■ ?? |W, ' n f>, 36, Fenchnrch-rtreet; or to Mr. John IrT I,E 'V Mr BARTLEY (Stage Manager) respect- l DK> '.« inform hi. Friends and the Public that hi. I (ftSaSft i °k D M 0N f ...