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... aereby give notice that they will SELL by I ?? ai 'he Ordnance Depot, in Toolev-street, on Lil * U V, Ksi aiK WEDNESDAY, the 11th, of March. 183 ft. ■P*\*Sl in hV r'.renoon precisely, sundry LOTS of OLD 9^ * osung ' sumf * J instruments and medicxl stores. I**- 5 C T7jla: coats, leather buckets and hose pipes, iron bed- /* « ireii- pig ras> - sh, ' ...
... to be th, m*0 J ?? l . world, each 1,200 tons burthen, and engines of SOO-bor* Ir* ln i'i Mil fro * ,ff thr entrance to the London Docks as under •_ r\* ?? jno WISHART. Commander, TO-MORROW • Si's Twel-' 'dock at Noon : the Perth, Jno. Spink, Com Vl er. -Veeaeeday Morning. March 11, at Nine o'Clock.- f^'ueareA ** ever? mformation obtained at the OHices, 01 y' ?? C King_*treet. theapxide ...
... burthen 600 Tons, Nicholas Mitchell, Commander, lying in the London Docks. — This Ship has spacious and very lofty 'tween decks, and offers an excellent opportunity to families wishing to proceed on moderate terms to Canada. The Captain is well adapted to the Passenger Trade, in which he has bern engaged for the last eighteen years. For further particulars apply to tbe Captain on Board ; to ...
... will start as follows ?? WELLINGTON from London, an SATURDAY. •' ' . . T ...
... ANTED IMMEDIATELY. COMFORTABLE APART» MENTS, in an air? smutigp'oi' the town or neighbourhood of Blackburn.-—Apply at the Standard Office. ° ...
... LONDON. TUESDAY, MARCH 3. IT appears from the Paris papers, that up to Sunday the French Ministry remained unsettled. The difficulty the King finds in fanning Ministry arises from the bet that J, w,u direct every thing himself, leaving the responsibility with the Ministers ! this time Marshal Soult and General -, have arrived Paris. It is expected that one of them will be Premier. The creation ...
... kiiiN f»r '*■ Conveyance of Goods and Passengers, will be ?? i maimed al the St Kathenne Steam-Packet Wharf, and that -• >nl -|7n- rN ' iim - P * ...
... '-•-, ?? and Independent Principles, who : '• j. ?? away by popular clamour, but who, ?? and honouring tbe King, will stand up .„„,', c f 0111 (ilorious Constitulioo, compre- ?? King's Throne, the Protestant Church, ?? ,,'„■ of the Empire, and the Lights, Liber- . j true interests of all Classes of the People. k , . numerous MEETING of GENTLEMEN, i\ ipi, took plan- at the Wiim Hap.t Inn. ...
... and will startas follows ' ' i-KE ' WELLINGTON from London, on SATURDAY, . ...
... This Evening. March 7. \ •tot MONARCH ?? Saturday Evening, March 14. ?? h« only Staam-vessel on that day. , - ...
... Friday, the 20ih of Mabcu, ami continue to Lease SovTBAMrioN every Friday Evening at Six o'clock, and return from tbe Islands every Tuesday, during the season. 1835. The LORD BERESFORD will proceed to ST. MALO (weather permitting ) alter ber arrival in Jetsey from Southampton, leaving Soutbampton for the Islands aed St. Malo as follows : — Uarch 27th August 7thand2lst April ?? 2lth September ? ...
... 3 2 14 > Statute .mE MEADOW 3 0 33 $ Measure. L further Particulars apply to Mr. WALMS- jjV, on the Premises. •^T TO STONE MASONS. TO BE LET, riE BUILDING of a STONE W ».LL about Five Hundred Yards in length, on the West I plan and Specification of the same may be applying to Mr. WALKER, at tbe Tonnage ?? Lancaster, where the Proposals are to be o,tr«l I. in Writing, on or before Mono at ...