... -l* 1 ' TFR WITCH, A. 1. (late Don Pedro's l __*t * * it. 1 tons, coppered and copper- fastened, aat. ! * ?? f '..miiiandvr. To Invalids and others de- V fil ß . - ' Madeira and the Azores this presents an I'^ fishing . The vessel is well known as one of >or l a nd. and has excellent accommodations, and •^■Ji Ll attentive .Master. After a week's stay at ?? peJs tt> St. Michael and ...

... CURACY • Also, STOUNARD'S FARM, With suitable Buildings ; ALSO MALTINGS AND COTTAGES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. FAREBROTHER and Co. At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, ' London, on Friday, December sth, at Twelve, by di- rection ofthe Trustees under the Will ofthe late SIR W. B. RUSH, THE FREEHOLD GREAT and SMALL TITHES ofthe Parish of STOKE NEXT CLARE, Containing ...

... return •v'! ,A * Athe following days. Passengers aan at all £(%£S* °*s>*^± and DUBLlN, calling ...

... MORNING, November 27. tO, £„recisely. To DUBLIN, calling at Ply. „ l _i„i'oUth, the William Fawcetf, G. Brooks, on ?? ?? 30, nt Nine in the Morning. For furthei -' V ?? »t the Company's Offices, No. 16, John- - • :1 . Llnars ; No. 33, Regents-c ircus, Piccadilly • ?? ?? : J, stcmu Company's Wharf, near St. Katha- . f l) ' Small panels forwarded at 3s. 6d. each. ,>'■■■ ' W.J. SMITH, Agent. ...

... EM. LAND and IRE- LAND. Proposed hy J. S. Harford, Etq.l seconded by the Rev. H. Harvey, r Prebei.darx. 1. That this meeting has ohsei v.d. with the deepest anxiety and alarm the danger to which the Protestant Reformed Reli- gion is exposed, by that te.ll fill spirit of innovation which has been suffered to gain force in the land, and which, 111 its rage for destiuction, threatens to respect ...

... her moorings off - ■ .^J Tower, on SUNDAY MORN ING, , ■ • ?? 1 ji or ges, Carriages, and heavy Packages, H** '. mi-*- n t |j n Steam-Packet Wharf, adjoining St. ■ X ,l ' Chief Office, 16, John-street, Crutched- { H' ?? Do**- , No S3, Regent-circus; from whence ?? * J Sn*irfedatSs.6d. each I r-' r \ ITH. 16- John-street, Crutched-friars. I A\ViA H^ ,T^ E ' Nov * 24 ' JB3 *4— ' Mil ' J ...

... off Union-stairs >«« d ; r - rr , TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, Nov. i-K „h * Viorsee, Carnages, and heavy Packages, to be I ?? Dublin Steam- Packet W harf, adjoining St. Katha- £:* l,h \ Cbief Office, 16, John-streel, Crutched-friars ; if ?? - SoSS - Regent-circus; frow whence small fc*> fh _7 forw.rded «t 9s. 6d. eech. i* ?? J. .SMITH. 16. John-street, Crutched-friars. HOUSK, Nov. 19, 18347^ I? The ...

... That, a General Court of the said Company will be field on WEDNESDAY' next, the 20th instant, at Eleven (/Clock in the Forenoon, for the purpose of laying before the Proprietors a Letter from the Right Honourable the President of be Board Of Commissioners f«»r the Affairs of India, communicating the Board's decision upon Hie Plan of the General Court for Com- pensating the Commanders and ...

... bring in n Bill in order to obtain an Act to continue the Term and to alter, amend and enlarge the Powers and Provisions of two several Acts, that is to say. An Act parsed in the Tenth year of the Reign of his late Ma- jesty King George the Fonrth, intituled t* An Act for more effectually making and repairing certain Roads leading to and from Bodmin and certain other mails therein mentioned, ...

... tor HAMBURGH, carrying his Majesty'sMails, every YVEDNES- DAY and SATURDAY, early iv the Morning.returningevery WE UNESDAYand SATURDAY. ROTTERDAM, carrviug his Majesty's Mails, svery WED- NESDAY and SATURDAY Morning, at Seven o'clock pre- •inely. returning every WEDNEaDAYand SATURDAY Morn- ing. ANTWERP, wtth a bag of letters from the Post Office, • very THUH&D.yY Morning, at Eight, returning ...

... ,1 üblic Common Rights, requires some explanation, and my apology for addressing you on the subject is, that the Committee of which Peter Breton, Esq. is Chairman, have done me tbe honour of writing a letter to me on the subject, through their Solicitors, Messrs. Barney and Gilbert, to which I have sent two answeis. Tins Conespondence 1 now beg to lay before you, in the hope that s-me ...

... trie city of DON, on TUESDAY, the -oth chtv of November, lsai, and m the fifth year of the reign of William I\., of the United King- dom of Great Britain and Ireland, King, etc., Resolved,— That the thanks of this Couit be presented to the Right Honourable Charles Farebrother, late Lord Mayor of this City, 1.-r the consistency and Independency of character with which he has supported the ...