... iOR SALEK, A HORSE: AND STANHOPE. 1 BOTH WASRAN5:TED5. The GELDING I aisx years old, Tery stmong. free and gsiell, p erfecly steunch, has IIttile sig htest vlae, bald temiter, ie or trcik,-thoroughiy sound, and I sinrl y driven With al to imajill, without beaing reisa. ee The STtANlPE i l esnt;ally ja8 good, asneat, CUcaM and etronig as if newr,-hae Patent Axles. T. be To be SaId towether or ...

... ELII)LEINVESTMENT. FREIEHOLD HOUSE S GARDEN, &c.,i MR BAZE. ruv() be SOLD by Private Contract, LAND..TAX iL cinenztnD, all tbat substantisl brick-built DWELLING-HOUSE,:. Being No. 2, Bill's Buildings, St. SidwelisrStreet, Brder. Now and for ma y yenrsisI tleo cupation of Miss ADAMS, the Owner. The HOUSE is well built; in good repair, aurireplete ?? Fixtures, avid presents a favourable opportu ...

... IMPORTANT TO THE-PUBLIC. WFEICACZOUbS 7CURE: IOP C0Sp EUrON'S .BY AN.EXPERIENC,(bZ CHIROPEDISi', . W lIHENV reconsider that foir.- flEths. 0 oi Me knd, r., ii o n the etste of the Stans e>nd etehoogh is neglectel d depntmant of the our- g.ic profeesio eide out ltteijeiurZ ! t~raensi.o td 4 itiepi', in consequenne of 'the fxpostur pirqied uss o V k 'ilhIo et 0i. J. Maicad, )po6eroslisq n secret ...

... L0N-DON_ 1jNN,,; ?? tire! ?? informed, that the ,iot,,pt'rior CONVEYANCES ]letse the above st. poittbetictiyat'~rrtn Itgt viz.: p s, / E, oot~IMet,? ,verslritiatg at 10. . 51'seifio'1\lrsirsoAt It. lft!. ?? ?? Cssaohmnit ~III)00dALOMlt*E every Morning, a 0 L1'Q. sqi'iN Morning. r onn I ~v~ 1AMIi'sateleqntrtet'.paut 6, ?? ci ,i v Fc'oing at 7.4 (.11All eoll Mat', 10 MtIornixtg. I~~oxnit, Mora' ...

... tf/N-OrlcIl. I.S IIEIIEiY G1VEN, *J:r .l)lT GIl.NEIlIAL ME~ETIN(G of VEU 1,., TIll ns and~ I\[JIr SlESSION of' lI Pvl il1 ,.r sSi' ('L'rTIIBEILT'S will he heldl wii~ltx the W,:sr Kilti, onl 'T ES:Yir the rth day of t\,, ?? t :vttlve o'clock itotin, to receive thle j . ,f dlw MivTal o-r for tlhe Poor of thic last year- 'r , I pplfl¢ it i ae rs foir tlhaetltil yer t^; J .~.-tnett~lt 00 ?? ti' ...

... VIEW OF MOUNT VESUVIU8 AND MTE AND BAY OF NAPLES. THRE above Gardens are open daily from Nine in the Morning until Dusk, except on the Evenininga of Eruption, when they are closed at Five o0Clock, in olbero.' that arrangements may be made for opening them again at 0 Eight o'Clock. Admission Sixpence The Eruption djl1 take place on TIS 1ING, t TflI'M9DAY, at iisl.' If the evening n t wet the ...

... ?? DsI)IIEurI (to follow thle v, oa cry suiterior fast-isaillng shil) ?? ceitserVE1 orddopr-atss nkr. ipig Iin the St. Kastherine's Dock. (aorr-ytird. Loinbard-stroet.- ?? two-thirds ot' her cargo vii- Ji.,sPatii~td inainveilbtely), Vita fine, new,v I Ki I A : 1, bairdi 0 H. er regl.ter -,il Ionia ?? i .- isnigaler. Iving tin the St Katliaritie Doeks. I cp ccot ilotiitiisfor llO~nsogm,5 having ...

... THEA Arx YAL DUBLI. Last appearance but Two of Mr. BRAHAM, it being his farewell Visit. FHIHS PRESENT THURSDAY, August 1, 1839, the . performances will commence with the Grand Opera of MASANIELLO, OR, THlE DUDII GIR.L OF 'ORTICI. Masaniello, Mr. Braham (as originally performed by i him), in which he will sing the celebrated Song and Chorus, The Barcarole ; Ballad, My sister dear ; Air and ...

... i, lanig the~ t'33g of, Iue ,fi e> s J sisfin or Ini ?? d/ian, fr03m Alivanew , 1,31laeY /33 (111Pare BARILLA, nSale. 4t ~l,1839. (92 ,to~~ig4COMISWTT & Co. 1 (3 .AND)IN , ,I333 ofleor f0' SALE, 11i(0 Car- A ?? (.13~reoF erei, J. MlA NN, pINE T I MIER, (Laurge Pinionsions); j;4:0 1)EALS, (Ito 21 ?? 9 X3; '~Bright id - - 12~~ 11 x 3; Ind(3 j (4 IlA-'L''ENTS, 12 to 2] ?? 7 x 3; Clean. 1 I: I ...

... NATIONAL TRADEgS' POLITICAL UIMON. A N EXTRAORDINARY MEETING of this Body w will be held at the GREAT ROOM CORN-EX- CIANGE, at Eight ?? on THIS EVENING, Fri- day, August 2, to takce into consideration the necessity of petitioning Parliament to reject the proposal of the Chan- eellor of the Exchequer to continue the present UNJUSTr AND INJURIO US MONOPOL Y OF, THE BANK OF IRELAND. Fellow ...

... to th 'h c 1e-W qui.ec agree ith A flquis that it p, ltlt ;io f t et xisrtt s t e res j t mperanece as m uch pe ail oahes, by thle rizid exetaition of all statutes relating II t in t he t otreetq. and also that if they did noin, co t llC,iton,~ sulnt be so frequent as they are. Our w aw' t1~ xas~ib-te withi tie last few w eeks nearly £1000 it- toim in.. ~ ~-t ~ drunken indivitluaa1 Ol iefll by ...

... urn N QTICE. OT Advertisements to be inserted that week must be delivered a, at our office before six o'clock oln the evening preceding WI publication; but a~dvertisers would much accommodate ai Us by seading ,their o~rders, awhen practicable, early in week. Advertisers wiU please attend to this announce- mient, as wre have lately been compelled t euemn advertisements received atlh to refuse ...