... Secoud-Hai-d SQUARE PIANO- FORTE, in good condition, — price _£4. 105. Ap->ly ut the Standard Office. Wanted, A Steady, Active, MAN, M HOUSE SER- VANT, out of Livery. V Ain_ytoMr. Wm. HENRY HORNBY. Wanted* HV A YOUNG MAN CONVERSANT WITH ACCOUNTS, WHO HAS A FEW HOURS A DAY TO DEVOTE TOyTT, \ COMMISSION, for the Sale of any Article, Iran ENGAGEMENT TO KEEP A SET oK BOOKS. A ...

... Tor Softening the Skin and Improving pIODTREY’S EXTRACT OF ELDER FLOWERS stands unrivalled for its efficacy; it effectually eradicates Tan, Dimples, Freckles, Redness, and nil cutaneous im- I erfeetion ; renders the most sallow Complexion delicately - and imparts the Skin a pleasing and heal hy ap; 'araace. In tire process of shaving it is invaluable, irritation and smarting (vain, and renders ...

... HARRISON, No. 153, Briggate, has received from London a Supply of >EW MUSIC to SELL at HALF PRICE. The Stock includes the best Waltzes of the famous Strauss ; Varia- tions by Herz, Chaulieu, &c. Airs in Books from the Fop'ular Operas, New Songs, Glees, ic. An early Inspec- tion is advised. A Capita! PIANO-FORTE TCTOR, at 35., equal tothe Half Guinea Compendiums. ffttaiu mtictii. Organ Opening, ...

... It is one of the most singular phenomena in politics or mo- rals, that a free nation should be governed by a set of men who have po-itively no claims to the respect or support of auy class whatever in the country over which they preside. \ s an abstract proposition addressed to men of unbiassed and dis- passionate minds, this would appear to be a monstrous and in- credible exaggeration. It is ...

... rveyjag, prodttoe ?? >ERS, Want of 1 lication, iONS, id good antTCo. 111 a. rEONT a Well bave an BCUCC. i ege of « CEEN- ' LES on I Uf and ' 7,1838. ' ittacbed I ties for .Young lembers « Bd, and s other , ! BT, VA I Edu- . tn. and TROT imongst . Seve in the tobea -.being Lands J inc. his i, which ; ?? BE* ting TION. 1 the 20th for the I J~v-*i Au dit tbe Treasurer s Account., and generally « ...

... HINCKFORD AGRICULTURAL AND CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. (Abridged from the _„_x Herald of yesterday.) The annual meeting of the members of this association teok p ace on Friday last, at Castle Hedingham, and, aa usual, a ploughing-maxh took place i:i the morning, io a field near Crouch Green. About three o'clock, w ggons were drawn up in front of ihe Bell Inn, and J. Round, Esq., M.P., ac- ...

... and PLYMOUTH ¦ r_oLh_;ShipSL,SANT-0' 572 Tons. Heni.y Neatley, , 55?*n»--nder, will leave GKAVESEND the 21st : ThAßh'a ?,d^YMOUTH ll,e 3rd D«»-BaB. ' f'«J? -P AKGYLE- of 397 Tons. John Gatlnby, will leave GKAVESEND the 28th Roraun, and PLYMOUTH the 10th December. All Direct for SYDNEY. : teZLhf,fli.Shi^S i-re re**u,ar Colonial Traders, are all 1 «?,«_. -ai-d of the h's' class. ...

... walk on board. t^weriui and niagninccnt new Steam-ship RAINBOW, SLr?'*P' w E. vem*l from the river, having perfermed with , ?? 1 - oura ' and having a spacious and splendid ftnri i .i * lt ' t 'mmodations unsurpassed for extent, conve- ana elepnee, will leave the BRUNSWICK-WHARF, Dm T»° r ANTV >'ERP, ou SUNDAY NEXT, Oct. 14| sseihoa,,..' ?? r ?? ct freedom from all uneasy motion in sow,? •• ...

... s_K BRIGHTON every SATURDW for DIEPPE, I Iv*,, x. **• -cturning every Wednesday. h niri - Mr - Black, 8, Castle-square, Brighton; in London, at l ?? W; 37. Regent-circus; or bt), Lombard-street. « MUSSELS, via OSTEND, in 20 hours, \ ?? WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.— The railroad 1 1 t„ I? to Brussels is now opened, and the journey from ri Itn i • ruß ?? e - s is performed in about five hours, and ...

... 23d of October instant, at Six o'clock in will be given:- THE LIFE INTEREST of a Gentleman aged 37, in a Moiet, of £3 000, standing in tbe names of respectable , -u° Trmt^ —.£2.000 part thereof is invested in ?? th P~ ceot, and the remaining w« of £\, in the 3 per cent Consols. Tbe above property will be Sold subject to written condi- , Ito be r>roduced at the time of Sale, and «ich ...

... riii« ..4- ?? : OHN HRITTON, Commander, leave [JJ'gs off the ioWER, regularly every SUNDAY and »»*tNo«n. for ANTWERP. s?Sl£?J ,pa ?? ,llL ' h *re of MOO tons measurement, tiw.?. . c wl ' o 'ly unequalled in speed by any other ie Continent, They have, besides, most elegant ons'',V co '. n ' d; ' tio ' ls '■ Passengers, being fitted up ous private and Ladies' Cabins, as well as splendkl i ...

... TO THOMAS WM. BRAMSTON, ESQ., M.P. AND GEORGE PALMER, ESQ., M.P., AT TBE WHIIF -lABT iri« BRUT WOOBt On THURSOAV. the Utoi NOVEMBER, At FOUR o'clock preeiselp. ?? SLOtraro. _ssq., at*., IN THE CHAIR. Slrtoartw. MAJOR ANDERSON, JONAS ASPLIN, Esq., M.D. •WILLIAM BANBURY, Esq. ROBERT BARTLETT, Esq. JOHN BREWITT, Esq. Rt. Hon. Sir GEO. COCKBURN, Bart., G.C.B. HENRY JOHN CONYERS, Esq. NEWEL ...