... cavalry in town thi* evening. (Corresjiondence of the Argus ) oartAT or the patriots couriaMto Telegraph Steam-boat, in service States, oft Nov. 16. have just returned from witnessing the severe conflict between (lie invading force and the British troops near Prescott. The former were strongly posted in a stone windmill, and several adjacent stone buildings, and in Iho over confidence of ...

... HUNDRED AND THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. (Thole Profits belong to the Assured. Aamranees granted to any Extant not exceeding.s (XXV. approved Lives. Lift Office in Great Britain, since the EQUITABLE of LONDON enacted its restricting Bye-Law of IBIG, has been enabled to afford equal advantage to the Assured. its Fuads and Revenues are in stale of the most rapid taai—■ AMuraoeea which may now be ...

... of tbe Liniment and Cerates, in the circle of his immediate fkmily, ba* authorized the proprietors to refer him for bis testimony in their favour. THK unequivocal and highly-impcrtanl testimony here afforded in favour of these valuable medical applications, with reference to their efficacy a core for Rheumatism of the most distressing character, Is supported by innumerable other evidences of ...

... PBOPBBTY IDl.fi. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY Mr. DEAN, At the Rouse of Mrs. Mary Mitchell, the White Bear lan. Idle, Monday (foe 24th Day of December, 1838, at 4 o'clock in the Afternoon, subject sucb Conditions will then produced ; ALL THAT or DWELLING HOI SE consisling of Three Rooms on the Ground Floor, with Chambers above and excellent Cellarage underneath, with the Garden In Front thereof, ...

... WILL ♦! BEDDOE, itncn anti ©rapcr, WEi- E. BRADFORD, WB. mpprifully inform! (xHilir * nr»» him—he having .l«*N Drapery Trade. In order thoroughly to regulate and re- Ut, 1990. W. B. in aoliritintf an intpeetinn of his *1 ne. to his determination to UNDERSOLD BY ONE. ami offer ruch (roods only rice and QnaJity eantutl (Uil giro salitfceiion to ilte pur. Al ~,e tam * , ' 11,6 ■ H ' ,hout .he ...

... The method adopted in this process of replacing Teeth renders impossiMe to discern the artificial from the natnral, without wire spring, or showing any fastening whatever. EXTRACTION OF THE ROOT. OR FANGS THE TEETH. Although this operation i« often dreaded the afflicted, from the facility which characterizes the performance of this operation, Mr. K. has l>een most successful in removing all ...

... \TVOIISTr.D MANUFACTURING HOUSE of some standing, being desirous of considerably extending spinning department of tbeir Establishment, would glad to meet with PARTNER who would bring a cumjietenl addition to (heir present capital. Apply, letter, to F. G., Post Office, Bradford. TO MR. SWIFT. AUP-IST, Ac. Dear Six,— A MONTH ago I applied to you, when labouring under extreme deafness. I am now ...