... liable to serve on Juries, \ v and others, experiencing much loss of time, jpense. and very great inconvenience, in consequence of the great distance in attending the Assizes and Quarter Sessions at Chelmsford, most respectfully re- eit you will convene a Public Meeting forthwith, to uke into consideration these serious grievances. (Here follow 220 Signatures.) In compliance with this ...

... .. ?? v , \\ . Dybail ! Framlingham, W. Freeman PHii'stori, M. A, -fohnson ; (,'*izeley^ J . Wilson Pntesdalc, K. Dobson ; Ifadleiyh, 11. Hardacre /, ?? J.Chrk Ilalotfcorth, T. Tippell ?? i , J l-'olker i Harlr-don, O. W. Chappell ,:.„s;ri->c,J- Deighton : Jjistctch, R. Root , ■ ?? Fnlcher and Pratt , I.ncorth, Miss Goldsmith p. .■: .mi. P. Barker, S. Bone Kcnniiujhal l, T.J. Humnhrev r, ?? ...

... of the County of Essex, re- ri f you to convene, at your earliest convenience, a vOINTV MEETING, to agree to humble AD- DRESSES of congratulation to Her Majesty THE qCEEK, and His Royal Highness THE PRINCE ALBERT, on the happy and auspicious e?ent of the B ir th of the Princess Royal. MAVNARD, PF.TRE, BRAYBROOKE, RAYLEIGH, WESTERN. \\ ILLIAM B. PETRE, EDWARD UOWYER SMyTH, GEORGE HENRY SMYTH, * ...

... elegant, useful, and ornamental FANCY GOODS have just been received at thi, tbtabliahment, cipre.slj- aelapted as Presents for the approaching 1- esti vc Sstiason. HAGATELLE BOARDS, very complete and highly finished, made nf Spanish Mahogany, French Polished, and bound with trTZ Bil FW:t ' £i ' 4f ; Soven Feet ' £b ' bB - ' Eight Feet - KEADING, BRACKET, SUSPENSION, and TABLE LAMPS, on the ...

... are dispatched from LONDON and PLYMOUTH, for the above Ports, Every Month throughout the Year, on fixed days, with strict punctuality. They are all Of the first class, and of large tonnage; have poops, and tbe best possible accommodations; ' carry experienced Surgeons; and are liberally fitted and supplied With every essential to the comfort of Cabin, Intermediate, and rage Passengers. A Free ...

... most r R:> JUs and elegant accommodations for Passengers, starts from i '•7o«rr oery SUNDAY MORNLNG, at Teno'Cloek precisely. , * ?? ; »PP lv to Ult L°- don agents Messrs . Lifhtly and Simon : f« rW *..-,i'el»erthsat their Offices, tto, Fenchurch-street ; and . i ' '•J,; Thame street ; or at 44, Regsnt-itreet, Piccadilly. -rORTH KENT RAILWAY. Office, No. 42, \ LoniWd-street.— Every imfon_*tiou ...

... BUckwsdl, er erv «,.„, tD ?? 1 d alternate Wednesday nights. at Ten. The n^n isrbl : «*' Monarcn, next Saturday ni-ht. Clarence ' pv : ( v TLF. from Downe's-wharf, every Saturday Night, at ?? *nERLAND, from Dowue's-wharf.— The Tourist Jar, «, • -.-vrn Evening. ' ■ °, froiu Londou-bridpe-wharf, the Albion, every Wed , ?? iaterdav morning, at Seven. • eu , LTH, from Londun.bridflT-T.bwf, ...

... a* A« S«, Bm. 7. fwney street. tm . a ?? Mw-dse-Af ed Woman, as werv \ G-wi'CQQg acrf W-TOEKrTEPER, who th_roe«hlj £, .«8 ewag-aa ,! last b ...

... Wharf, bythe CITY of CANTERBURY or RED ROVER. Also to CANTERBURY, DOVER, DEAL, and all the eastern Parts of Kent, by way of Heme Bay on the above days. Fast Coaches leave Heme Bay for these places Immediately on the arrival of the packets. Offices, 113, Feochurch-street, and at London Bridge Wharf. ANTWERP, BRUSSELS, and the RHINE. —The ANTWERP COMPANY'S powerful and splendid Steam-ship ...

... SHiiagfißi f Cattle and -^wwuwwJ * awaata a BTTCATIOB either in rhe Manage amm t at eawamt era* aa AASaSTAJTT BTBWAKO, Sre, ok. epBBWSBB*B*BB^^ •^ by leteat. ttee. tsunu ?? *- *- S., to the WJaßnK — . A FTEB •-» CMbbbwSbi Vacation, by s well ArTrt^l7atlVA?k 4 T^frR 4 . TION SCHOOL ?? ?? ?? bBHSb. jrSJSBJCaI CX^wlTTlwSgssjßat *Bm m TawaSSt^sadßay gtrtr 4 J^rT *u*ulh£!^^ ST-Ti w. beblx* stares* ...

... granted November, 1810. Capital— One Million, in 80 000 Shares of .001. each; Willi authority, under the sanction of the Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury, to increase it lo 1,5-0,0001. DIRKCToItS. • Arthur Andeison, Emj. Capt. Samuel Thornton, R.N. Richard Bout ne, Esq, Itobet t Thut but n, Esq. Sir John t amphell, K.C.H. •Brodie M till;.- Willcox, Esq. •Francis Carleton, Esq. ...

... Mrs. Turner, the Com- mercial Inn, Albion-Stroet. Leeds, in the following -GJs_C_33__b the Time of Sale, and subject to such Conditions as will then be declared : — Lot 1. All that FALL of SPRING WOOD, now set out for Sale in a certain Wood, called Faknlev Wood, in the Township of Farnley, in the Parish of Leeds, containing 40 Acres. Lot 2. All that FALL of SPRING WOOD, now set out for Sale in ...