... FOR QUEBEC, /1 s - -,(WITH GOODS AND PASSENGERS,) To Sa1 yattitirelgy on the 1st of April, Tic rnem i k t:ie f~lt-Sailin° COrper-btseteaShip LLAN RUIMNEY, Register 385 Tons, Capt. T. SIMPSON, (late oftbe Victory.) Has most excellent Accommodation for Cabin and Steerage Passengers: - Apply to tfle Captain on Board, the South Side of the Old Dock, Di~rgzf-(e Whiteffiargate Bridge. Hull, Februz ...

... Practice 4 e. u ol.I essC~ may be peatfull CON1h Street, aq1Ior allthe'-a lql 4soF P. from hrlte per Celit. Pe - 10 Esc eq ae f 14 9! S6 P~~ i1') 12 1 44 10 6 17 l7 0 FO~~~ON4!4IL.?14 10 I-, jaj~zijj~' rrC~t. t4EZ 3 ON5I Cn Dhiltto, 0424 Per Cent 5uej A Pe ent. 4J4 Oreek,~~~ Per CeDOnt y er C' ec. 9, 90 ~ wo X, enthN 28 T~~~lE ILL ~~~ P A, Irrod Si atte P RivQuart er ct nna i~ ~Aeentonth a4 ...

... PUJRCHIASERS OF GlLASS, CHZNA, ANDl EARTHENWAiSE,:, AlSN INVITED TO The Staffordshire Wareroom~s, ST. MICHAEL'S STEPS. A S the Advertiset is in constant communication with Manufactories of the first respectability and eminence, and confines her Siales almost exclusively to, Ready Money Custom- era, she can not only pledge herself to the QUxtIofY ithe Articles, but can sell them on the very ...

... =BY MR. ROWLANI) BREAREY. , LL'rTLEOVER. Il. 'P'IM_ OLD UAY. - he TO BE .ESO.LD.BY AUCT1.0N,;.. Cer no Mr.. R W .4fAND BftRARLI'7 pY N the Field opposite the Rising Suir near le- iL Littltover, in the county of Derby, on Saturday, the its 5th. of March, 1i'36, sale to commlence at halt-past Two ice o'cloclt' to LOT ?? Stack of Prime Old Hay. 2,-One ditto ditto. J he 3.-tlne ditto ditto. tl ...

... 1B3 MR. ROWLANI) 13REAREY. d GEORGE STREET. 1. MODERN FURNITUITE, LINEN, BOOKS, e Kitchen Requiuite, Beautiful Gold Lever Watch, 4c. g 'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROWLAND BREAREI-,U i. On the Premises of the late Ming E. DAVENPORT, George h Street, Derby, on Thursday, 21st July, 1836, sale to se commence at eleven precisely. HE FURNITURE comprises a most superior . l Spanish mahogany carved ...

... ALTERATION IN TI-IE I'EA DUTIES. y a Rsolution of the House of Coominons, proposed by the Chancellor of the Exchequeer, the new mo(le B of levying the Duties on Tea came into opreation on the FIRtST DAY of the present M Ikth.- To matte the import. &nce of the change fully comprehended, we beg leave to shew wherein the difference between the old mode and the new one Under the former system the ...

... DERBY AND DERBYSHIRE. e R 4 ;UR~e LatsS i 9 YORK, and King William SreqL.I t X t 3~ab tf And y DIRECTORS. VonRK. LONDON. W'm. CooperEsq.Chairman. Goo. Frederick Young, Esq. ' Thomas Gregory, Esq. Aid. M.P., Chairman. e Depty Chairman. latthew Forster, Esq, John Agar, Esq. Deputy Chairman. l James Audus, Esq. A lex. Bannerman, Esq. M.P. e John Barstow, Esq. John Walbanke Childers, 111atthew ...

... SHARES yN THlE FOLLOWING COMPANIES ON SALE. 200 Commercial Bank of England. Northern and Central Ditto. 30 Nottingham and Nottingliamshire Ditto. 15 Northatmptonshlire Bank. 25 Bury and Haywood Bank. 100 Imperial Bank of England. 10 Dundee and Perth Railway. 10 Lancaster and Preston Dilto. SO North ant South Ju1nction Ditto. 30 South Midland Ditto. 50 Trinity 11arbour Ditto. 60 Eastern ...

... TURNPIHi ROAD .From A LFRE TON to HIGHAM J TIBSHIELF. OTICE is hereby Given, that in com liance N with an Order in Writing delivered to me this day, signed by four of the acting Trustees named in a certain Act of Parliament passed in the tenth year of the reign of His late Majesty, King George the Fourth, entituled, l' An Act for more effectually repairing the Roads from Alfreton to Higham and ...

... , and Public are respectfully infor med, the Pleasant and Romantic Grounds of the ELHSA NORWOOD, ?? extensive alterations and improvements, are now Open Daily, Sundays excepted. In consequence of the great increase of Pic-nic Parties, nuanerous Tents, Marquees, &c. have been erected in various parts, for the comfort of visitors, where parties will meet with every accommoda- tion and ?? German ...

... ATUTION _. WATSON. No. III Drur lane, Sole Agent for the SALE of BETTS'S PAET RNH DISTILLED BRANDY. . WATSON, in returning his sincere thanks to his Friends And the Public for the very liberal support ivith which be has eean housured since he comnmenced business in Drury lane, begs to caution all parties against the falose and fraudulent tcs of hs n sneigh bourhood, who asosert that they prate ...

... lust Vuablished, titee 3X. 6d. bouuad, A LATIN GRAMMAR, founded on the Eton, and ar- ranged in a Tabular Form to facilitate reference and assist the memory, with notes and an explanation of the i Grammnatical and Rhetorical Figures in more general use. By the Rev. GEORGE TAYLOR, D.C.L. I Master of Dedhanm School, SECONOD EDITION, London: Roake and Varty, 31, Strand; and Taylor, Colchester. THE ...