... / F. L. DOE. V' MANUPACTURER. OF CUTLERY9 &c., EGS respectfully to inform the Nobility, Gentry, the Public, and his Friends, of Clifton, Bristol, and I D their Vicinities, that he has commenced Business as WORKING CUTLER, SILVERSMITH, and SUR- GICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, at No. 6, ST. AUGUSTINE's PARADE, where he has on Sale an ex- tensive assortment of Fine CUTLERYand JEWELLERY, in all their ...

... A iml01 of! llitiidlC5. 1 Cis ' 1iiQ'71 SWI Bl1t . 'Iii' ?? itv'. 4ih hw,,ccii hal it ~icc-I e l i ?? -Nichole s, Ahitr d iii c'I liec cr.:- -- i' el cicaitl. 'thle lwtt if Ihicltithlce Ill i-t ?? n'huto iii ll h .1 prvitir'ii' .A ihcti~ecl ctciii rlc'i (cc thic Park.hom; of (M 1 ?? Nigcg (in Nwi: i-canhiit-.hit'eh, will be iceo~iveii dt thle .'cmlthicllcc. cci'iei'siciiitii I> lttis ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.- On Monday, MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr. Kean. His Last Legs. and Place Hunter-Tuesdav, As You Like It. Jacques, Mr. Macreadv- Irish Attorney, and My Wife's Mother-Wednesday, Macbeth, Irish Lion, and My Wife's Dentist-Thursday Lady of Lyons, Born to Good Luck, and Place Hunter-Frida Macleth Irish Attorney. &c. &c.- Saturday, a play in which Mr. Myeready will perform, Irish ...

... SnNG SCHooL near London, whicll has for L many years been conducted upon the most liberal prineiples, there are now a few vacancies. The system pursued in this Establishment is calculated to insure a solid as quell as all ac- complished education, for the promotion of which the I'rincipal herself, who has the advantage of many years' experience, devotes her personal exertions. The most eminent ...

... A~ YCC7OPER'S, .PtURIFYINGt.| BOTANICAL PILLS. -; .o eswtb1lhed by Thirty Years' experi.. er ii tr Po do by moat of Iemneat Ybsicla A ineeoa n and are always ad Hospitals, ~us4 ie only certarn 'lemsdy foen rboi Gloats, Strictures, and all' olber onbAof Veheyeit ipisses.^ia either Sex, curing in, a ;e Dayse by odesntunll Mil for a Dose, wlth ase. secrecy. and safety. Their Qpor- sit s ...

... BtUSS S EL, KIVSERMINSTER, l B AASKK 6ad.NDTI2N CRFEN TA.E MANUFACTORY.WAPTRH0llSEi 21,SMi2osle Street'COtuerofR Soreet, N9WCA1STL,..,, HEAnTHBRUGSvD-RUGGEThs, TR0oot- CLOTHS, and PASA G E ATT I i% - aft~ A Cc :. : , ., * :OR ERD xO~t3Urar. t.g JOHN FENTONA Agent. JUST PUBUISHED PICE ONIE SHISLINGLI A LETTER to JAMES W. GlLtAifR, A f Esq., General Manager of the Londo n and Westilinmister Bank ...

... BOARDING SCHOOL. WINDSOR HOUISE, PLYMOUTHI. t , S xl1JASI3IENT, colnucted b'y Zr. T 31 It 3 ?? 11-01'PEND on TUESA t> ?o~ . 33. :: .1i L3'IN (l.A , tin *IMODERN 1S3ii\1' l,, tho 1 ATh 'MU A'1T I C S, \ I ' N'AVIGATION, &c., ?? and ?? x; ?? 1,;3.i341 14fvtrsi3,33, G03,3 xl muuct Ollice'*, Comn- ' 333 s 1 3 ?? .3333.3iiO'3'. ' 3.3 iii'' Mi33',-Mr. E. C. II I3n3W , 33.A., (E14uc434a3 * 'ii ...

... A R R I V A I. or TlE FINE EAST INDIA SHIP GEORGE THE FOURTH, 1,438 ToNs Irn. O'LD REGISTER. rmlHE INHABITANTS of' HULL, [ and the Public in general, are respect- * fully informed that the abo e SPLENDID SHIP, built for the Hon. East India Com- liany, in 1835, arrived in the Hull Roads on1 the Sth inst. This magnihiccit spCcciinen of Naval Architecture will lie ] slort lit for the INSPECTION ...

... I*'*3lith ?? iittelle, .t ree single htooms and ?? t Ith ooms for Servants, together with Hlousemaid's ot a Potable i~tCoach-house. Stabling f r F Shi aigrdn. Da'iry, and a alitr! ot ofth sm ?? ?? at the 1gootle N'lAtter- near We .lunstad s rugttote house by a Pumnp, mifud Graw ~~jealreCseno ?? and Pump upon the Mt( 1be wtiei a~~is ina ddoeck, containing ?? Acres U Rni ~ m~radill admirably ...

... FITZLIGH & C. GREIMSH AW, 10, GOREE PIAZZAS, LIVERPOOOL, TTAVE a Regular Succession of fine First-Class 11 Coppered AMERICAN SHIPS, sailing from i LIVERPOOL for NEW YORK, every Week or Ten Days throughout the Year; and, in the Spring Season, every three or four days. They are ~ast Sailing Shi a, of large burthen, and very lofty Steerages, and are fitted up hand- i somely for Passengers. They ...

... \OIICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ' IN i BREATvHED HARRIS, Esquire, Iti l her SMajestyl Coommissioners for tihe Re- ,n, loot l)ettors will ODn tle I'WENTSY-NtxTII I4 ID1 1840,at the hour of ten in the Forenoon I I d 3A I e COUrt 10ouse at DOLOELLEY, in ?? g ?? and bold a Court for tile Re- r`1- *o alc*at Debtors, pursuant to the statute. 0Pl iE IS HEREBY GIVEN, inf 0lIN GREA'I'IED HARRIS, Esq 're, FU ~l ...

... ciu'liia orl Ai 'Society., 0 N SUNDAY, the 2ith instant, SERMONS will be Proached in aid of thce above Society, ?? tbe Rev. JOHN MEADOWVS RODWELL, M.A., Incumbent of St. Peter's Church, Saffron Hill, in the Mornieg at St-- GEO(RGE'S CHAPEL, and in. th Afternoon at St. TIIO- MAS'S CHURCH. y MR.J OHN KENYON _JV GS to announce that hia School in Chapel Walks will Reo-pen on TUESDAY, the 21St inst ...