... 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, ...

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... GREAT AND ALARMING FASILURES IN LONDON, MANCHESITER, AND YORKSHIIR E, THE LIABIJIHIES, X£17,800. r rrI %.lq'NEE9S nntd TRUSTEES of ?? ilifretit 1 SY'ATES have come to lbse delermination to rppoinlt DIr 'PiT ind AUENTS ini different DISTRICTS in ENGLANI), for tile purpose of cihcting a imore S1l IIli) I)ISPOSAF, of the EFFECtS r, so *s es ti elisible theta to declare tin early livideond to thle ...

... D)ESIARABLE FARM TO LET. T () be LET bv Tenider, from Lady-day next, for a 1'I'ri' of FourteenE Years, if the Lesser's interest so loeg coutillues,-all that capital FARM ?? ASH, Situat, lit SI tee TMUN, DeOV0e ('tipriolilir) as e~cel~lilt IFrm 1-n olso sith c~s'etieli, O, tbtliltong. acloit ol, Rlels-l arl tid Fifty-ivc Acres of very go a Arable, P'ait~ine, Wateld MeadIeow, aiid Orchard Laud, ...

... 177, AND 178, FORE-STREET. flITCOCKS AND BROCK have great pleasure in 5 VWsoliciting public atrtontliot to their STOC K of SH-AWiLS, ?? INLO VES ANDr H-OSIERYl, CAH3 IE , tIE I~NH, 13tr' M tUSLIN ANt) I1ALZ.AII.INE DRESSES, PLAIN AND)Ytt 1017P.01 (1110, A'NCX' NEC KIJAWIIEbPS, 1)1 LACE GOODS),&.&C. &c, 1)13Di A/8t) oil armmlolldhI it'l IIeeSrtit'tt'ii STOCK- OF PLAIN GOODS, s~A VACANCY S7f r ...

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... A. HOLDEN, 60, HIGH STREET, OPPOSITE Tilug GUILDHALL, r From li1'. 11'. STRONG'S, Booksellir, Br'istol, - RESPECTFULLY announces to the Nobility, ClergY, for R anld Gentry, that he has commenced Business in sit, thc sbove Premises, sandbegs to direct their attention to the cod following wstL SELECT LIST OF BOOKS. asd Hle hopes that his pnst experiecne, unitedl withi prompt TilI aittention ut ...

... DEVON AND EXETER HORSE BAZAAR, AND VETERINARY INFIRMARY. 1?OR SALE, by Auction, at the FDEVON & EXETER HORSE 511t Ad BAZAAR, on FRIDAY next, the 31st of M.mtci, 1843, at Twelve K~~lt o'0clock. A Brace of eicelvent Greyhounds, about 1I year old. A doeable bodied Plieton, in godl repair, aod very light. A ditto ditto, with 2 Poles, Blars, &e., late tile property of a Nobleman, deceased, to be ...

... Tl{l- PIQUA PLANT. ItR. E\-.NS lh st made ia new andl valuable disuoverayr . Vlflliltwlirll s ?? t i ets T-,anldlass sacctlered in ?? it to :i hi-,h tats (f perfection. It is a beasistifll Beverage, suoperior to Ti-a for bsealtl and Ec-stoiy ; it s, snore ?? three times the Strength at salf the It forams a rich, nsitritiotas, aromatic, and delicious beverage; i unlike Tea, It does not iaj are ...