... CI VET CAT, 228,{noo3 .fG'0ll4TRE 1'Noro}228. CSIA IOPettctarits his gratefill halhli for i lC intd ?? ts to tinlorin his frietids, willti lie piiiblic i geneoral, thit ho) hils II £711 CIil.D to atoy ,x beujO i' wr hivil ar1 uow Opetn, With ail almiiost Ciltilely NELW S'TO CK of Goaods, COT simtit0i of 'WORtK BOXES, DES KS, CAB1INET1S, T1EA(CIIESTS, CUT'ILERtY, PI.A' El) WA* ?? 1ml-r.IISIi'l ...

... at OR' TH E PETZTZOENZN C-DITOR IN G. 3. WtORDOS' SAMIL3UPTCTS rI'HE Remainder of the Unsold BANKRUPT'S STOCK is again FURTHER REDUCED, the 1 Premises being Let. No regard whatever will be paid to Cost, as only a Limited Period is given to effect a Clearance. The Bemainder of the STOCK is now SELLING-OFF, at the further Reduction, on the PREMISES, 12, WINE-STBREET, consisting of Ladies' ...

... 1110urane nc onpauie+ 5' The Yorkshi 1Fire & I~fe Assurance re s o Company. 1-Establis/h rk, 1824, and E111poWCred by Act ?? atentt. C A P I T A L, £500,000. kl PATReONS. e- The Archbishop of York Sir Francis Lawley, Bart. iu The Morquis of Londonderry Sir W. B. Cooke, Bart. Earl Fitzwillinm Sir W. A. Ingilby, Bart. ts. The Earl of Tyroonnel Sir Tatton Sykes, Bart. r- The Earl of Zetland Sir ...

... SWANSEA, GLAMORG-ANSIIIRE., TO0 BE LET, OR AN UNEXPIRED LEASE OF FIFTEEN YEARS TO BE SOLD, UPON A LOW RENTAL, ~rHE YRETHISES, No. 33, CASTLE-STREET, Sw-ANsEA, containing it spacious Shop, with Two Bowl and one Flat Windows, Show-Room 37 feet long, rarlour, Dracving-Rloom, Four good Bedrooms, Three Attics, TitcenS ico. a ntemi Th imssae adapted for carrying on any Extensive Business, are in ono ...

... Jnat pttblisbed, pt'lc 21.6d., and jeni fioe; enclosed in asonale oilvelopic, onl receipt of a Post Office Order Ifo 3s. M., I ljANLY AIGOLR : a Populur Inquiry into the C tNCEALED CA SE of its PRENMATUIZE A.O, ddile.,sed ito those so Poring from, the Drictructive Conls' quececc of ~e~iv dalodoeoce inl Soli toy anit D)elasive Ilahits, YoOthful In' pridertit'r, r 10ocii'I'fi includngti a coti ...

... GLyZib YUSXCAM IESTZVrA1,, FORO/E BENEFIT OF THE BRISTOL INFIRMARY,, AT THE VICTORIA ROOMS. fiN FRIDAY MORNING, April 21st, will ' be performed HandePs Oratorio, THE MESSIAH, wvith Mozart's Accompaniments, and in the EVENING, a GRAND MIISCELLANEOUS CONCEiRT, at the Victoria Rooms. PATRONs: TIlE RIGHT WORSHIPFUL THE MA.YOR. THE HIGH SHERIFF. 'The Members in Parliament-P,. W. S. MILES, ESQ., ...

... he SACRED MUSfC.-JUST PUBLItSHED, ity (1HORAL PSALNIOIY.-A Collection of TUNES, lot C.. to hle sting in Parts, without Instruments, by all Village Choirs, with simple Rudiments and Instructisirs for Leaching Mlusic on a short and easy plan, tire ultimate abject of f which is to terminate in Congregatiooal Singing. By P. A. of HEAD. Price 7s.-Cramer,Addisoi,aend Beale, 201, Regenit. re, Street. ...

... Imrm to to tic Itt. o BUTCHEEPERS, AND OTHERS. ° / TO BE LET:, AND ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATELY, WO Pieces of PASTURE GROUND, Sitlated at HOOK'S MILLS.-Apply to HENRY ,iONES. 36, nnd al(Brod~mead, Bristol. ' Tro BE ET., AND TNT1ERED UPON IMMEDIATELY, JOSSE Spacious and Capital BUSINESS J. FnEIIISES, being No. 22, in CLARE-STREET, Bristol, a 23pted for ?? any deseription of respectable trade. For ...

... GENERAL rMaoUZIN G MViESSRS. ROBINSON & CO., 29, COLLEGE-GREEN. THE PROPRIETORS beg to announce that Ladies and Families have now an. UNEQUALLED T OpponTuNITY of Purchasing every description of FRENCHf and ENGLISH MILLINERY, suitable for the present aoce- sion (and for the; ensuing season), which, for Richuess, Fashion, and Elegance, and the Unparalleled Low Prices, were, until now, unknown I ...

... SACRED AMUSIC. THE Comimittee of the BRISTOL CHORAL 6SOCIETY respectfully inforia their Friends and the rublic in general of Bristol, Clifton, and tleirVicinjities, tiat tieir ANXUAL CONCERU OXF SACRED XVSIC Will take place at the ASSEMBLY- ROOMS, PRINCE'S STREET, on WEDNESDAY, April 12th, 1843, When Nvill be performed a Selection fiom Handel's Oratorios of the MESSIAH aud SAMSON; and from the ...

... e7AUTGRIES' EDUCaTioN nzLL.; Tit 'ft'ING Of the CATHOLICS of this Acity, held on Thursday last, at the Catholic School-Room, Saint James's Back, for the liiiPOsO of petitioning P'arliame~nt against thce Factories' Education Bill, 'Ill R1ev. P. O'1FARRIEL in the Chair, Finer,-That, as Catholics, we look upon Education as the blessing next in order to Religion ; but that reason forbids us to ...

... TrHEATRE.ROYAL, EXETER. LAST NIGHT BUT ONE. N FRIDAY EVENING will be presented, the 0 admired TRAGEDY of GEORGE BIARNWELL. The whole to conclude with the Romantic DRAMA, called THE MISTLETOE BOUGH. On SATURDAY EVENING, under the Patronage of tho Lady of WV. J. CLARK, Esq. High Sheriff of the County of Devon, will be presented a COMEDY of SECRETS WORTH KNOWING. The whole to conclude with an ...