... HOUSE OF LORDS. Thursday, Fib. 4. The Lord Cuauc.llor took hi* seat tbu Woolsack, at Arc ° TV> Oukf of I.EINSTER briefly mored lha Address, spoke in Poor La wa. Ibe Earl BURLINGTON seconded the motion, and enforced the line taken in the apcecb. The Duke WELLINGTON rose—Mr I****. quite concur opinions expressed Uv lh« Noble Duke opposite, the Address, and Noble Earl w.io seconded it, of ...

... FORFARSHIRE, f450 Tons Burthen, and *2OO Horses Power JAMES KIDD, Commander, Has now fully established her claim to decided superiority in fast sailing, and is appointed to ply between DUNDEE, (calling off SCARBOROUGH, Wind and Weather permitting,) as under:— FROM HULL. FROM DUNDEE. Wednesday.Sth June, p.m. Saturday, 4th June, 6 p.m. Ditto .. .. Ditto 11th .. 11* night Ditto .. 12noon Ditto ...

... I Minion, Thursday Evening. At Barcelona deplorable excesses were committed on the inst. More than lUO prisoners were in citadel hy the populace. The corpse of Colonel 0 Doniiell horribly mutilated. On tbe s'h troutilea continued. lives all tlte persons suspected of Carliam were menaced. On the 4th, on receiving the news these disorders, Mina left St. Llnrent for Barcelona. Yet are the people ...

... • pleting the view of the United States by that very clever and caustic writer,—has just appeared. Great was the popularity of Mrs. Trollope's former work—tb* laughable exemplification of the Art of Rising in tbe> Untied Stales, exhibited in Jonathan Jefferson. Whitlaw, has given to this new and amusing work! extraordinary interest. It is, however, not on account amusement merely that it ...

... « ?? A Tat.LO« C3B_Jrt«.cm- Businesses W**m*naaWm At Boultom, MW^ SURGEONS, BMVERLEY, k RE m l___««4i«te WANT o£ aa APPREN- JL TICE.--A_l Apf_i cation, m be Poat-paid. m i^ieaxl Hrof -^.ltiit TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. ?? CAMPBELL and BUCKLE. ¥1 _uPGLOXfc. BWMiL art in WANT of a ?? |( j /; well Edacated Youth will be received i_u Mr House, and ?? ** °°* oi »i* Family, tt-tenence as to ...

... a PUBLIC MEETING of the Inhabitants of the Borough of Sheffield, called Advertisement in the Sheffield Newspapers, heal at the Town-Hall, Sheffield, on Monday, the of February, ISdli, for the purpose of considering what steps ought to taken, in consequence of the extraordinary Kcjeclion of the Bill tavour of Mr. Buckingham’s Claim fur Compensation from the East India Company ; tV M. IBBOTSON, ...

... ACADEMY, No. 87, CARVER-STREET, SHEFFIELD, Opposite the National School. MR. J. BIRCH respectfullyannounces to his Friends and the Public generally, that he continues give Lessons DRAWING and PAINTING, in ail bs departments; and trusts, by assiduous attention, to merit a continuance of the patronage which he takes this opportunity of gratefully acknowledging ; and begs also to say, that the ...

... SMITH, to Forge Carriage Axles; and as the Wages will be handsome, none but a First-rate Workman need apply to B. & J. HAYWORTH, Arundel-street. Feb. 12, 1836. TRAVELLER STEAD V, Active Man, who fully understands the general Ironmongery Business.—Letters addressed A. Z., to be left at the Printer’s. Also, an APPRENTICE in a Merchant and Manufacturer's Warehouse. (One concern.) 12th February, ...

... furtl -. Parocujar., i*VW ?? l ** .. |l uiuotii'- Post-paid. W_t_B.T_Bl», . iITC ATION as GO^BNBtt;^* *v idrnn. She i* ?? I _ : „ .of an ?? Ldtm 0. to* ?? .. t_* ■ | Xi--- Ist, ■ ?? — — — y_rW * v * ?? li ?? w _ roasto^i, Sei_^Oendemanwbo ■ ?? a^S--—- _ O TL-*^kr ?? 1011, to ri**!%rtEL- ?? BUCKLE, Ul SS L ,,vtA\ E art :n ?? of a H ?? WJ^h ?? bt ieMi^' d ?? 0 Mr V lh I ~&H li _Mk ioaerfW* ...

... JOHN NOTMAN, ten., Broughton of Edinburgh, slater, Sept. 39, Oct. 7, the Old Signet hall, Royal Exchange, Edinburgh. BENNET, MORRIS, and CO., Glasgow,printers,Sept. 17 Oct. 3, at the Black Bull inn, Glssgow. ROBERT P. HANDYSIDE, Fisher row, wood mer-1 chant, Sept. 93, Oct. 7, at the Old Signet hall. Royal Exchange, Edinburgh. ...

... London, Thumb/ Emits. The Duke of Sussex is doing well, to recover his sight. In the House of Commons, last night, Mr. M'Lean inquired whether the Poor Law Cotnouiutn had the power to prevent parish paupers from going church Lord J. Russell said that was not pttiaiai at present to give an answer. The Chancellor si Exchequer, in tbe course of conversation ss tbe meot of business, said that he ...

... TURNPIKE ROAD. Notice is hereby given, That the general ANNUAL MEETING of the Trustees or Commissioners for the above Road, for the Year One Thousand Eight Handred and Thirty-six, will held the Crown Inn, Rotherham, in the County of York, on Monday, the Eighteenth Day of January next, at Twelve ©’Clock ai Noon, at which Meeting toe Trustees or Commissionors assembled will elect Chairman for ...