... 'IN' ASSElMBLY will be holdI itt the Couity Rooms, 'latiff, on tho Evening of Monday tico 4th 1)ecencbero tundeor the maccnagemuent ?? the following Gentlemen, viz.:- O clO 11 W. GRNT. Esq., Younger of G~rant. to A ,EX ANIDEItt NMORIISON, REq. of ~o~gnice THIOMAS A. DUFIP, Esq. of Illiddo. PnTIICICK lttOE1 INNE'S, Esq. l'cPROVOST CAMERION.V C0Oticecc.LOIIllVfR, C.R. p icg JAMES DUFP MACKAY, ...

... UPHOLSTEINY and CABMNET STOCK, OrF VIIRY DESCIRIPTION tOON WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ! KJ By Mr. A DA PIS. At his Sale Rooms, No. 00, High-street, Oxford, (unless previ- . ousy disposed of by private ?? his ST OClx in TRr'rDE; consisting of about 1000 yards of the best Kidder- mirstor carpct; ',500 pices of paper (all now and elegant pat- terits); hearth rugs, floor cloths, tablc covers, ...

... PRICE3S OF IRISH STocI(S-YSTEBDAY. S per Cent. Stock . ?? 3itto, Reduced ?? Si ditto new (1830) . ?? 99. Si per Cent. Debentures (of 921 6s. 2d.) ?? 9.. Hlibernian Bank ?? 22* GENERAL POST OFFICE-NoVEMBER 13. HOUBS. MINUTES, Despateh of Irish Carriers ?? 8 15 A.M. DeiVEry finis~hed.10. IQ S0 A.M. Arrival of London Mail . 5-6-9- A.M. p Despatch of Carriers.*. ?? ?? 15' A.M. Delivery finished . ...

... DERBY t1X8%UTZD 181X.) PATRONS: Ili, Grace the DUKE of DEVONStHIRE. Right Hon. the EARL of BURLINGTfUN. Bight Ron. LORD VER,.ON. Right Hon. LORD WATERPARK. 1o,.j. G. D. PONSONBY, M.P. lion. ADMIRAL CURZON. lioD and Rev. F. CUtRZON. ,Sir GEORGE CREWE, Bart M.P. Sir HENRY EVERY, Ba. Vice-Adinial Sir GEOR(-E EYRE, Iic..1, FRANCIS HURtT, Esq. M.P EIDWARD STRUTT, Esq. M.Pt. jHE DERBY CHORAL ...

... HOWQUA's AND MOWQUA'S CELEBRATED TEAS. ?HESE T'J TEAS consist of otic descri tioo of Black, llowqua's 3lixture, an one of Green. Leaf Gunpowder, and are sold in S Chinese Catty atod Half ?stty Packeges. Tue GENUINE How ?iJA's jilsx'run? is an admix- j ture of a variety of' use c?tofceoe Black 'Jeas, the same - as drunk by the celebrated Chitiese Tea Merchant whose name it bears, and is ...

... NOW IN THE PRESS, And will be plubllishlet ivithoust delay. ii, tfie Ancie5t Britilsh nd ,, glish Lungutiges. S PoicE Is. 6D. N. . 'nEMIERANCE, Total Overthrow of TEETO- g l T ALISM, fc B Bl.ENi JONES' (P. A. 5 I a.) BAaOR lHUNT. gc I. HE above Iilent will take place on TUESDAY, the P I 21st (lay ol' NusYtFinEs instant. TIle Houni.ds will'throw off at the usual rendezvous; r DINNER on the ...

... t8IP n arCOLLINGHAM TURNPIKE 1 RONDS a Ito,!D,-TOLLS TO BE LET. j~ erey ive, hatth TOLLS arising a icS i heretad Upon the sa R d Turnpike Road, vill be e rditflON to thebest Bidder, at the Court House feid onJesctSJ ~hf E-waq Second mif of Etihgtsb:aforet u rthe Hours of Eleven and Twelve e~i-rra''e?dorenoon in the Manner directed by th ! I the .O.r.ltd a Fourth Years of the Reign oi | ei, ...

... WANT PLACBS.-(All Letters post paid. 4S LADY'S MAID or NEEDLEWOM) a Yotieg Portent; she has a perfect knowleodge of thi A iryad li ess twiklciig. Hasa no oijeettion to wvant ,ttlOisr ?? A. Z., at Mr. tienders's, No OCru~tclted-f Lotln. ASMALTSTER, a Young Man, aged 2.5, 'v Is, well acqualtitad with tile moalting trade, Anti call hi. we] ?? to Rt. C., INo. Jos, Webber-row, Blakithriats-r SALES ...

... I to// ('- _ ItlAfalto br AluetiO t, 81. '14j:Th NTE CURRANTS. , juTIlA, Captain Martin, having 'j off the Coast with a Cargo of NEW 1%r RANTC. is expected here every Tide. is *Dteaded to he offered by PUBLIC I and due Notice will be given of the Day IoN~an l'FRANCIS STAMP, ytne~em~et 9, 1837. Auctioneer. OLD PROPERTY, / fi 1oiolyrnt, near Hull. B P SOLD BY AUCTION, ,Y MIll. TIIOMAS DANIELS, ...

... 71HEATREI-ROYAL~-For the B3ENEFIT Tof?4r. J. 811FRIDAN KNOWLES, and his Last Ap- pearina previous to his lfinal. votlrinaint from the Shi~. e 410 teL 'tNght of the engaglie ent of Mia8 ELPUTIN_ iirONEThis present Friday, whill be peforiiitl Mi. J F Knowawi last new and bi:ahly sncmefofil Play Of the LOVE-CHASE, Trueorth .Mr. J. s. Kne wles L Lydia. ?? 1,s~i flphinstCOe. At the end of the ...

... A SpsrtioC Rcndrr must have been dreamin when hoe read tho Mrienerz ef Frirday last, or ho vould have soen the Sporthg Itclligence in tlhat napor, which was copied atniest wrord for w ord, illtO the Lier ! Chrorficle of the Sllowsing day, wvithout actnoewledgmont, athough the editor o7f tbat paper are pretty well aware that the infor- lmacion wvas supplied by a paid ncresnident residing in ...

... yIXPOLEON'S C0 AdH- PILLS. .HE Recipe for these Pills was given to the Proprietor duringa voyage from New York to London, in the summer of 1825, by the late Mr. B. O'Meara, sur- geon to Napoleon in his exile, and author of A Voice from St. Helena, and then en suite with the ?? of Spain, Joseph Buonaparte's daughter. These Pills, he / said, were the best he ever used for Coughs, - Colds, ...