... fMAGICAL FIGUREFS!!! > A Fresh supply of those vey curious and amusing e a little Articles, expected this day; and along with e his various other NOVELTIES, will continue on Sale d every day this week at Mr. Colles's Apartments, Mr. 'SMacaetney's, Perfumer, 104, H1gb-street, Portsmouth.- No charge for seeing ?? of business from 11 to 5.-Gentlemen taking instructions in the now highly 5' ...

... Ensione, Hieyford Bridge, Bicester, Xfeston.-on-the_- Green, and Kirtlington Turnpike Road. TOTICE is hereby given, that a Meeting of the N1 Trustees of the above Turnpike Road will be held, by adjournment, at the King's Arms Inn, in Bicester, in the county of Oxford, on Tuesday the 22d day of September next, at Twelve o'clock at noon. At which Ileeting the Tolls arising at the ?? Town Gate, ...

... Ner BEDFORD. ~b Ir f hal, ~IaEAors, Park, & jp.IrE.. r II o ?? and enter-ed upon immnediately, fur- I Alj three tniles of tlte conttty town of Bedford, in a pat ?? UtritOod Of Itito first rcspectability, the roads good in dr3 die.Inand fit for th2 reception of a, noblenman's or HIt ,Ineau's Fatmily ;containting htantdsomte entrance hail and wa iiivd oom, diraivroin atd dlitiieg-nownt, library, ...

... The (-Muefro ?? JoJ ?? D)'loi'.q. of |IlIE matters of the 'petition and schedule of the af I prisoner hereinafter named (the samle having been filed in of the Court) are appointed to be heard as follows :-At the Court o Houseat Warwick, in the county of Warwick, on the 90th day of August, 11135, at Ten o'clock in the morning.- a- CHARLES CARTER, heretofore of the Three Friars sA Public House, ...

... PORTSMOUTH &POTAREA r HBI REGATTA will ta eplace ?? the 9th, and Thursday the 10th of September J7. ?? ROBINSON;.llon.See. Subscriptionsreceive by Messrs. Grant's and Ceo ItMlessrs. Atkins and Co. Messrs. Burbey aiid Loe, aid. ,1 essrs. Hectori- Jackson, and Ale. Lorg, Portsmoth. Alessrs. Grant's and Co. AIr. Woodward's, and 31r p Shiers, Psrtsea; tthe King's Rooms, Southsea; ana by the ...

... al FORTSMOUTH& PORTSEA REGATTAL 11IA NG in order to make arrangements tr re 'rthe 0-Mnsug RE~GATTA, will tkplcat Lhpe s M!d Twn Hall, on Monday next, August 10, at twlve, a . - -t . ?? - lo ' N't0 he SOLD, very cheap,-A handsome Blac~l Ls I PONEY, fbur wheel CA RRIAGE, and new set' d f IIHARNESS; Free of Tax.-Apply at the Golden d Fleece, Camnden-alley, Portsea. rf TO SPORTSMEN. ?? be S O L ?? ...

... I'VE nc'tnm!r n'tFrcm'E Fcotonrica1 Outflttinff Establi'hniient, a and 9, Camden P1Hev, Portsea N. TOTICS.-To be ready for insrectioru on Monday, an entire NEW and SPLENDID.. ASNORL'MENT i of tEAD -L-DT4E: 4tAHSMFr4S ot' every shade of colour anw iescpion, .whic Will be offered at such prices as cannot fail to give the greatest satisfaction. This is an opportunity khr all Persons who. iis ...

... 1X) URFORI) ANNUA L VENISON FEAST will D be held on Tuesday next, August 4, at the Town ?? Tickets, 3s. Gid. e ich; anid Ladies' 2s. 6d. to be had at the bar of the Bull tin. Dinner on the table at Two o'c o k precisely. eit A Ball will take place in the evening at the Bull Inn. JIARCOUR7' ARMllS IYN, ANuneharn Courtney. JEPIEN WU~RGENS AVING taken to the above Inl (for several h years ...

... THAMUES NAVIGJAT'ION. T Do hereby notify that, frontn and on 'T'hursday the 27th of August, the depth of. the lading of the Barges ,ill be farther limited to 3 feet in the upward, and 3 feet 3 inches in the downward passage. 1pden1Iesad, Augy. 17. 1835. WILLIAM PAYN. E 'BESL EY; Coaclunaker, acknowledges grateul Ythe very liberal favours received by him from O e Getury and Inhabitants of ...

... Ai'Jits Rai,/o6i~rJo \r02lW1.7011f5 lo 01Oafsi. ?? tlar undersigne(l P'stinaiaters, lo herebymo-t I reprcielkrlly inltori the Nobility, G-entry, and Public ill gell-er-d, tniat, ih VO)StVsIolttCe of 3 ?? admneasurenti-nt t tive above line ofl read, wc hrave reduced thle distatrce of Pstils fr,),rm Aliddl toin to l1rackl;ey to I mie les. andl fromt 3rncel(.cy to 'T'ow cester to 1 I ilie', ?? ...

... CHITRCH ENSTON'E. t1 Obe LET and entered upon at Michaelmas next, X -A commodious FAMIL' HOUSE, fit for the re- sidence of a sportsman, or any genteel family, within 1 1miles of Oxford, 6 of Chipping-Norton, and about 2 miles-' from the kennel, late Duke of Beaufort's; with a good 0O I garden, green-house with flue, stable and coach-bouse, and Fr a Close of about 3 Acresof Pasture Land in ...

... THE TEA TRADIL - MI HE Public are invited to make trial of the following TEAS, which, we are persuaded, will be found superior f I. to any ever offered at the price : Strong Congoa, real Souchong flavour ?? . ?? __ ?? 4s. 5d. CO ?? ?? V~koe Soixchong ?? 10cil ;, B~~icb l~~~ekoe Soachong ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? . ?? ?? 4 10 s hj FWi Bloom Tea ?? ?? ?? a.0. 0 Hiysoi, Jttohg ?? ?? ?? ?? f i 10 It' : Fine ...