... TO SUGAR REFNERS AND OTUMII fA DYNLWALKSE, DaFidAy'.I the gobinsat; ?? 'lc precisely, ' 'Oa the prowss hepie n'HEUENSILS in TRD fa SUGAR ao RgpM~l~iR. ?? Large BDoile1e, CoOUng Copper e9 Caer s.Cks, sad other Effects. a viewd on the Moorriog of sWe, and Catalogues bad on a an= d of Mr. WALY-111, 53, ChUrOll-1treet. &- ,, et, the 16thIsat ?? clock precisely, ?? ,0O ?? Pre ameNo3 lyon5~50 i ...

... BY MR. ROWLAND BREAREY. CORN MARKET. A N ASSEMBLAGE of SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD Aand SPANISH MAHOGANY FURNITCRE, well seasoned, and made by a Cabinet Maker in Derby. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROWLAND BREAREY, At his Rooms, Corn-market, on THURSDAY, 22d of June, 1843, at One o'clock. Four sets of Telescope Dining Tables, on five legs. with castors, of Spanish mahogany, forming a massive centre ...

... TIIIS EVENING. A MEETING OF THE IMI AS I ; 'tNaa O :erl E ie'. As s I N D] R EF 0 F1 IA T I O N S 0 r IE TY, AND TY'EIR FRIENDS, W'ILL BE HELD IN TOE TIpE.- E'y ; ROYAL, ARTiUiRlSTRETT, t il11 'ti ?? nlext, Ile 9t4 1ist. To tender to the Quecen their best,,eigrees and exertions to maintain the integrity of thoe 3 e, ?? sup- port hor Majesty's Thionla ud igulity. C. IA [!R to he taken att SE ...

... gSTINTG ~AVDT° ~RE~lN2DDIIO E/P'5 L'S soANORAM7A on the tJohn, Ti t~iiistte lirchofth NaivtyThe STh r I 5t th~e pra Se tlhe ?? ofab, Tt 'hghcol t)!aille De IsLu S~IE° I pieltli(eo s f Ierd the o Pala h Na b C IeNtC I' Y Tt Dr bjt se RISuljec's a e of hsforaea, the ttr~llEA ?? Wd-ild~rte', t6ed.vn Ti Dt f Srri agiti svfih~ 1,file 2, tn3olok gEen. oa e etae d. Tt = e ;TpiLLO TtI og rsrtsri Ei I ...

... -INE N DRAPERS, ~LINENI bfNFA- IA ~mES ad Others. AOr ?JnA in are nform.ed i1AX allusastua PR3MIVsS, situate in High OueatyRK hee a an .,euiveandlucrative Trade in ?? nisgery and Mnucturing Business has been carried on fo Dmely ndber orears together With heMNFAT Yan( ~sjER ~t.RERoOW,4 and ~HOUS-atce,-staej Gip St.Ssvooiate inthesamne Cittydn the ouaino ess app Jeonigs an Brow, bh are retirling ...

... SALE OF TIMBER. TO o d, by AuietlO, On the Farra occupied by Miles Gerrard, at HighbolOugh, In tile Tawnstiip of Anglezark, near Chorley; on Monday, the 12th day of June instant, at Tea o'clock in the Fore- noon precisely,- ?? FL-IFTYFOUR LOTS of valuable LARCH, --1 SYCAMORE. ASH, and ALDER, suit- able for Itailing, Propwood: Bobbin Turners, and C Cloggeds. ' Highbolough is distant from ...

... ~I'EAM to CA QLC'UTTA, vhX'l tile Cape, calling 'L~O Cp of fGioil Iloloe, %Sllriition, CeV Ion,anlSdrn- 11''I' '''I i ii ~'t'italStem Yviganon Coinpaitysd nw iw~lt SUi-NUIN'CU of L$IO (i total 52 Lotion ponair, will dirt re S 'iiia~a:'Oit olThiii'MIlty, thle t24il, Augustlt next, Inc lith ji'''i'tI'W..- ( l'Ir ''If tiit5$'ttc 111001')' and frviglit of puitre, 0~i' i.''a'I Ii , iiotaI ii, OCcc. ...

... 3 DOR E (Frain EBnorrtlrr'S, Military Trouser Maher, London) llP ETURNS bis sincere thanks to his Patrons L LZ for the liberal encouragement lie has received since his commencing Business as a TAILOR and TROUSER MAKER, and solicits a trial from those Gentlemen particular in this article of dress. cAsirllrEsc: Black Cassimere Trousers ..L 6 G Mixed ditto ditto 1 4 0 f Fancy Sumuner ditto . 18 0 ...

... RO5AI \l\I1,S AN) COACHES Tro B1EAM BRIDGE SEVEN TIMES A DAY. NEWT LONDON INN, A 0li-Al MAI 1, Lk COACll FESA 13MN.T'l EXE TER. rpilt fP lon wit tidootl' (Cotveyatnvs leave this Ofie- dlailv, for BEAM BRIDiGE and the GRE AT 1 S 111' I xV, t- ;RIi UT ., BIATII, and lt)Nll()N IS . Ml l li. :t S. I ltRA, Afternoons, at 2. ItM AI, '!.111 Aft, 7,rmiug : i pisl !1, (tiIIAT' WV!:STFUiN, E3ventinag, ...

... OWAB LlOD icim o rii te slenttieof the Pablic to hsis \Vrs~otv- ovtov E~osett. oltilt cntt!t oltiref: Ners ofti-e V/ee, tp a th Wet htsr tf olrie~i~tt nn f5tsthraie ?? iso oy c rtl t olrs t o ra n ( b 000 not~~~cel ?? .Fi-t C Shilliops . sir onllt iif. E uoy d rtiti ?? En s f)t.Gc-1-1 1,10c' ADvettctrst L n, ?? or FOtie (Ifi , S,Sithoroi,, rod na(li pndero~t)~j, IrgetP. ,ltl~t,,E, ...

... CIRCULATINGA LIBRARY, TURF SQUARE,CRN CARA ON. W M. POTTER AND COMTPAN1SY, Ii FAVNG retirel l from shiness as Booksellers, ta t s,&c., &o-.,av nil themselves of this up- portuitity, once more to return their warmest thanklls for the find patronage with which they have for many years boom Itveurcd. They are tit the am tima in recommending Mr. II. I ?? Witchell, as their successor scassured as ...

... IXBY HALL STUD FARM.-Those First- 1-4 ?? STALLIONS, ERL KING, and E. 0. E -to oh,1rate '1bthibs, Season on the follo'wing Terms.- Will serv Half Bred Mares Three Guineas. Thorough Bred Mlares Six Guineas. Groom's Fee, Five Shillings. If the Neres remain in the Pastures the 'whole Season, of Twenty veeksk the Charge for the Horse will be One Guinea less than the above. Grass for Twenty Weeks ...