... Ey6ETER ROYAL SUBSCRIPTION ROOMS. UNDER TIHE PATttONG.Ot ()F THE RIGHT HON. THE EARL OF DEVON. R. GEORGE MARS HALL (Professor of Singing) ?? has the honour of announcing to the Nobility, Gentryand IubabitantsofExeterand ?? ; in compliance with the wishes of numerous friends and pupils, lie intends giving an F V ELYING CONCER? T, at the .Ibove noonmS oi Flol DAY, January 20th, 1813. VOCAL. ...

... BOARD AND FURINISHED LODGINGS TO LET, Dr a reseajecrble Farm Houe s. ABED ROOM andl SIFTING ROOM, about Fivo A Miles from Exeter, anid cortrmands a beauti ful 1'ion' of an extensis'e Parnt, tad closs to a IRicer which abounids ?? Frish. N\o objection to eitherea ShitilaGeiutleartaunar ii Gentlemian sad wife. For farther Partirtilars, appl'y at the Ofluey of this Paper. Testis MODRcATrE. D~ated ...

... PUBIAC SHARE, INVESTM~ENT, ESAE N GENERAL AGEINCY OFFICES. MNUSGEAVE'S ALLEY, HIGH STREET, EXETER. SNFORD), SusnAR BlioKER~, &c., in reiterating 1T . bis grateful tihanks to his fpriends and a generous public, for the support find confidence already bestowed ou him, roost respectfully solicits a contiuautsce of that support and con. fidrnce. aod thus invites attention' to ithe anlttowlotlged ...

... DOIlPI'llIN XNN, l'REvST)N ST'IREET, TO LET, FREE, 'c11w 1hstn all / repw,ilra dlous, in the City, fri, n'alyons taid Omnlittsses. TIE Comforts of thc atiove INN is well lmnon by L thc ittitttofustO Vioitors fromj all palrts of the We-esterll Culattivs oltl ha, been most Cadratitaieoty carriedl In bI the 1rsenst Oeiipid'e a wti tar Ftioilv for ta-ariv 11,1hlt it ctciry. 1 Ci, ...

... ;VE VELLING. ittspidnt fsii .OSlEjflEFIAsNCE CO5MPANY' for the ,J:ib lD r~ .ovs5 FAST, CoAcEli otl~isotutEr, 5y~tCD s THEr respectful tbgrflllni l Ppu tronacge bestowed It r th ,a1thd 1o T'a Dr 014 he [ hbrotse GLSGOW, & ABERDEEN. ?? Uyol~sail Office, Waterloo lie hofled ie HOrse T Cellar, XII. Elifbtlflta each nwrf in g at Eight rrt den edu very evening at Nine Odr ixnlker 'ai p' N oel ...

... ADY SALE'S JOURNAL will be published L before the EASTER HOLIDAYS. John Murray, Albemarle street. HDHE LIFE of SIR DAVID WILKIE will be ready T before the EASTER HOLIDAYS. John Murray, Albemarle street. Now ready, post 8vo. 9s. 6d. ETTERS from MAD RAS, or Manners and Society L in various parts of that Presidency, described during a Three Yeara' Residence. B AY John surray, Albenmarle street. ...

... HER MASESTY'S TREATE. C! IGNOR PUZZ I respectfully intbrms the Nohility, C) Subscribers tor the opera his Friends, and the Public. that his BLFISOT will take plate en THURSDAY NEXT July 11th. When will so performad lfr'r tho Ia't timel Rossini'n Opera, LA GAZZA LADRA. Nisrette. Madame Geisi; Pippa, Madame BIa.W mbtll Gian- 1ete ipinor Mlario Feernando Villabella, Sigaol Formasari; Podlesta, ...

... . GRIMSHAW AND CO., 10, Goree Piazzas, C. Liverpool, Despatch fine FIRST CLASS AMERICAN SHIPS, of large Tonnage, for NEW YORK and NDW ORLEANS, every week; and occasionally to BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA and BALTIMORE, and for QUEBEC and MON- TREAL, also first rate British Vessels to NEW SOUTH WALES and VAN DIEMANS LAND. THE OLD LINE OF PACKET SHIPS, (BLACK BALL LINE,) SAIL FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW ...

... MARTIN INDE, (LATE OF BYKER-GATE,) PUBLICAN, ESPECTFULLY informs his Friends and the PL Public that he has taken the THREE TUNS, INN, MANOR CHASE, NEWCASTLE, and hopesi by keeping every article, in his line, of the best quality, to merit a share of Public Patronage and Support. M. I. will have a Tent on the Town Moor during' the Races, where good AcuGmmnodatvmo may be had, and every article of ...

... bottranit Ciompanito. STBANDAID 7. L3V ASSURANCE COYMpAN I ESTABLISHEnD IN 1825, AND CONSTITUTED By ACT OF PARLIAMENT. R Head Offc-3, GEORGE-STREET, EDINBURGH. Londor-32, LOMBARD-STREET, GOVERNOR. HIS GRACE the DUKE ofBUCCLEUCHandQUEENSBURY. I DEPrTY-OoVERNOR. The RIGIT HON. the EARL of ELGIN and KINCARDINE. DIRECTORS. Humphrey Graham, Esq. Charles Pearson, Esq. Ad4am Rolland, Esq., of Gasck ...

... THE MAWT WZRE. bij. HARRIS & SON beg to return ?? ersncere thanks to those kind Friends and Neigh- iw ho so promptly and energetically came forward to lend hei do the oC5 n of t5l calamitous fire on Wednesday wr aidg olst, by *vhose assistance a large amount of Property jas been preserved. 'tt Mr. BIletYsley, irr, Arnold, and to Mr.Inspector Bosworth, they feel greatly indebted. *o Messrs ...

... WINTER FAS$:IONS. TAtYLOR, Juanr., begs leave to announce to his Friends and the Public, that he has now 0 Ocompleted his Selection of LONDON, MANCHESTER, AND SCOTCH GOODS, AnD Suited to tbe present Season. consisting of C AsfGPITDCACH1MERES, CO BURG CLO THS, DE LAINES MRINOES, And au Endless Variety of the Newest Designs in SHA.WLS. R. T., having on this occasion made unusually large ...