... Drawing Room. 31 Feet 18; Dining Room. Feet 18 Feel Inches . Librury, 22 Feet tt Inches hy 18 Feet Inches; Seven Red Rooms. Three Dressing Rooms, with Five \ttics (independent «f Men Servants Apartments), Rath Room. Housekeeper’s Room. Coach House, Saddle Boom. Two two stall Stables and Five Loose lioxes. Cow House. Dog Kennel. .V. Workshop, and other Domestic Offices ; together w ith a Good ...

... Bungay, W. Dyball Gazeley, J. Wilson Bildeston, M. A. Johnson Hadteigh, 11. Ilurdacre Botesdale, E. Dobson Halesworth, T Tippell Brandon, 3. Clark Harlestoa, G. W. Cbappell Buridtani, J, Folker lpsuich., 11. Root Cambridge, 3. Deighton Ixworth, Miss Goldsmith Clare, Fulcher and Pratt Kenninghall.TJ .Humphrey Colchester, T. Albin Lavenham, B. P. Price Dereham, P. Barker, S. Bone Liteham, F. ...

... that their S roCK of Choice and Elegant MILLINERY, fee, is now selecting from the first Houses of Fashion in London. _ ?? Particulars wUI be announced next Week. 42, Commercial^Street, Leeds, 28th Oct., 1839. T & C. HEBDEN beg to acknowledge with *, G ™ ti *? d ?? the many Favours conferred upon them by their m ends, the Ladies of Leeds and its Vicinity, and take present Opportunity of ...

... THE INHABITANTS OF BIRMINGHAM AND THE METROPOLITAN POLICE. On Monday a circular, of which the following is a copy va* forwarded to the superintendents of tl.e vanJu* divisions of police, and on the same day read to the men at each na- tion-house : — Metropolitan Police-Office, Scotland-yard , ?? Oct. 28, 1839. I he conimissionerg of police have received a c -miiiumV:i- lion that the mayor, ...

... 1 N . D . RA ' Captain H. H. SCHUTT, V hi*. Nasip^'m 1 ?? G. B. BOS, eT ...

... 11 ..'Clock In — JAMES C. MELVILL, Secretary* •TlLip , EAST IND' er23. 1839. I'JJ*. COURT of DIREC FORS of the . ! COMPANY DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE,— ?? h I eonipany'a Stock i l ?? I ?? '' ?? the ;i ?? f December aext, at •I. 11 '' ?? a I ' OPENED again on TeiURSDAY, the Kith of ?? e 4 ,' : 'd its for the Dividend on the said Stock, pay- ' rtiuary, 1840, under the 1 1 th sectk.ll of the ...

... The Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury having certified to tbe Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, in pur- suance of the Act ICth Geo. IV., c. 27, sec I, that the actual expen- diture of the United Kingdom ol Great Britain and Ireland exceeded tbe actaal revenue thereof, for the year ended the sth day of July, 1839, by the sum of flve hundred and eighteen thousand ...

... NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE GRAND CONSERVATIVE FESTIVAL. (From our owu Reporter.) { Last night the anniversary of the North Siad'ordslnre Con- servative Association waa celebrated in this town. Lart year the dinner took place in the large room of ihe Crown Holel t l>ttt in consequence of the great inoea-e of the men, ■ ...

... completed I ' neeoents for carrying on the Establishment ,irfi - r Colchester, snd earnestly solicit a con- ** of that support and patronage it has ao long * • oed under ite former eonduetora. • •WT uperior Music and French a,TI 2 they natter themselves that the Establish- fif**^ their guidance, will ensure to their yonng ?? UD f he same advantages and personal attention ■*£**&**• ' r* es ...

... .MES HOSKEN, r T| IUm- ?? win SA ' from BRISTOL, for New York, Jl'Vthc „.. ?? v 'e 19th instant, on which day steamers to ,i pa 't 0. . „vn , »n board will leave Cumberland Basin at SL^the i«,i: lo . k * P-m. She is intended to Sail from New Em-er„,the state-room. I 1 'or j.i*i K ht to be made to C. CLAXTON, at ...

... Public in general, of Sbeffield and its Vicinity, tbat will give a GRAND CONCERT, of Vocal and In- araental Music, at the MUSIC HALL, Sheffield, on .ESDAY, the Bth Day of October, 1839. The whole the Musical Ta'ent of the Town and Neighbourhood, |_ Ana-ear and Professional, have, in the most liberal ii handsome manner, consented to pre their valuable ?? to Mr. Rogers on this occasion. VOCAL ...

... Notice is hf.ukby given, that the TOLLS arising the several TOLL OATES hereunder mentioned, belonging the said Turnpike Hoads, »\ill LET by AUCTION, to the best Bidders, at the Onild-hill, in Launceston, on Friday, the day of October next, at the hour of Eleven in the Forenoon, in the manner directed the Act passed in the third Year of the reign of His Majesty King George the Fourth, For ...