... #DJN BURGH, and GLASGOW IrTriH S erery Saturday Evening, at Ten o'clock fA 5 Stfrne Wock Ste harf, near the i Ji' .ccf ta Olion asid landing in tite Harbour at Leith. *t irf1 come atosside the St. iatherine Dock Steam rstonin, tor the purpose of taldng on board r hour ' re _prsssenlgers ore reqired to beat the Steam _ Pt ,.vr P e''p before Nine o'clock in the Evening. j ar Wit;lLiA, To.fmorrow ...

... VA1S E!S) TO PUBLICANS, &c. 6nd IXTANTED,-A PUBLIC HOUSE, in or near YVYPortsea.-Applications (stating particulars) by an, letter ( st-paid), directed to J. L. to be left at the ?? Postoffice, Portsmouth; will receive immediate atten- I tion.-A Free Holuse would be preferred. nfP ?? 1 ?? 1erson who hired a ' (.)R1k in lBarrack-street, Portsmouth, of Dlr. Itl1ntIsoN DEACON, arid 11as1 left ...

... ?? Stamfordham, Whittingham Vale, and Greenside As. sociation Advms. are Unavoidably postponed until next week. I The Order to withdraw Bishop Oak House to be Let, came too Ia4. TO S WIP-RUILDERS A D OTHERS, WZLIAX 2 CojjOVi2FrTH, JUt(., SIlIP-stjlLDER, Deopiftrd, near Bishiopivearmouth, BEGS to ilnforn, Ship-builders and Persons wishi- JL3 ing to commence Ship-building, that, in dechiaing the ...

... -%EL NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS. JAZZ Sailing on the 8th of every month, viz. ECG ND 0 MAXWELL ?? 750 tons, 8th Jan. NA VIRGINIAN, I. HARs * ?? w20 tons,8th Feb. IN SHEFFIELD, F. 1P. ALLEN ?? 578 tops, 8th March. RC UNITED STATES, N. H. Hoeasrn * .650/one, 5th April. GE These ships are all of the last ela7sently huilt in the *ity of New York; and, for strenh, beauty of model. bu punctuality, and ...

... BY MR. ROWLAND BIIEAREY. ST. MARY'S BRIDGE. To Machinists, Oil Men, Paint and Colour Manufacturers. THE VALUABLE STEAM ENGINE With Running Gear, Paint Mille, Mixng Machines, - Oil Cisterns, WV. i-c. PLUASURE1 ZOAT WITZH 0OAM8. a TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, C By Mr. ROWLAND BREAREY, 0 By order of the Assignees of Mlessrs, RATCLIFF & NUTT,8! (under a deed of assignment for the benefit of Creditors,) ...

... ?? 7THE INlEPENDENT EL1CTORS \ OF tHE SouTHERN DIVISION OF THE COUNTY OF DERBY. O nhaving arrived when the incompetency N tduison of the late Cabinet have compelled our AL atcis lset1 Patriotic Sovereign, in the just and salu- of lis prerogative, to call more experienced and tor:t s I advisers to his Councils, axed there being a prlbability of an early Dissolution of the presente p~ristrngt. I ...

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... J. I Jun. Cabinet Maker, U1pholsterer, and Broker, HIGH-STREET, OXFORD, rETURNS his sincere thanks to the Nobility. El Gentry, and his friends generally for their kind support during the time he has been in business, and respectfully an. nounces to them that his Ware Rooms are now arranged for inspection: he trswts he shall again be favoured with a share of the commands tnd patronage of the ...

... ?? a Gentleman's Family, a good Plain Cook. Also, a steady, respectable, trustworthy lemnale, not under 30 years of age, as a Servant of All- work, to a Single Gentleman. Applications to be made (ifbv letter, post-paid,) to Mr. Deck, bookseller, Ipswich. AATANTED immediately, an APPlRENTICE to V'tthe Lineln anil Woollen D)rapcry, Hosiery, and Haberdashery Trade: he will be treated as one of ...

... CH flRON ICLE ANT) COUNTrY ?? ~~ uC~ I niltie I'5 itI ?? I tvli, be p~rinited ill Iii i t , iii e thutu' to be publishled, 1111ce ,. t iii li')A .% Monit g m. by W,. 1.. STA V\lI.Ot 1, DgeiNi Nt. £ ,Ip urVriergatr-. Vorh , atia l may ii rio. ttilo \gcAget- jor the Ws-i~lt: l~ot i, ltt~ilerlirgoate, Leeds, it Orders for Ad\-ertj~ecmettt Nvill he received. 1 ici cr no A ge ts ;Ire appuiltted ...

... GENERAL ELECTION.-When it is considered how short a time is allowed for polling under the REFORM ACT, it will be admitted that extreme Expedition is necessary in all Election Movements. C. and W. REYNIELL beg to inform Noblemen and Gentlemen, and the Agents for Candidates at Elections, that, having the facilities of PRINTING by STEAM MACHINERY, they are enabled to execute Orders with a ...

... r HE cOMMIirTEE apl)ointedl to conduct the Lottery, for that celebrated high bred horse, EARL GREY, respectfullY inform the Subscribers, that the Drawing will take place in the BELFAST HORSE BAZAAR On FRIDAY, 2d January, 1S35, at ONE0 o'clock precisely, of which all concerned are requested to take notice. Po Thle Tickets vill be ?? by the Pro- pretor; who has a few yet reqining unsold at No. 1 ...