... 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 ...

... nl- (7 GRECIAN is- AND 0e- ELIZABETHAN an SOMAR MAMP. on - p E D 3 STA:L 6S.. er, sr- WM. LOWE, 47, COLLEGE - GREEN, Dr JP ESPECTFULLY ed ' .J announces to the Publicthat be has succeed. ed in producing the ind ELIZABE'THA N, n8, OCTAGONAL, . HEXA. ld GONAL,' & QU.DRA-'. be GULAR TURNING, which he has applied tothe Je- above purpose, and solicits lat meet respectfull± their ;dd . patronage. ...

... Erant@b, Mait0 WANT ITDXDXEDIZATELY, AThorough-Good COOK, who perfectly understandS her business in all its braselses. Also, an active and eiorienced WAitITlESS..-Apply (if by letter, post-paid,) fr the AI IIAHOTEBL, Gloucester. ?? SIZUAT:ION WA lTED. STEADY MAN, with a small Income, Awould wvish to be employed in posting books, drawing out accounts, collecting debts, would assist in a ...

... WINTER FASEIONS. %I TAYLO unr ., begs leave to announce to his Friends and the Public, tlhat he has now .il completed hiS Selection of LONDON, MANCIHESTER, AND SCOTCH GOODS, aa Suited to the present Season, consisting of i CLOAKINGS, PRINTTED CACHAIERES, COBURG CLOTHS, DE-LAINES, MERINOES, mue And an Endless Variety of the Newest Designs in art SHAWLS. he r.. T., having on this occasion mado ...

... se te 9$tI10 bV lt~t id aGLO ESTER MARKET TONTINE. Ds O Ba SOLD BY AUFCTION. At tile K 'S ARMS INN, GLOUCESTER, on FRIDAY, D, the 22 day of December, instant, at half-past Eleven for 9. Twel o'clock at Noon in By Mr. IL WEAVER, y. (Subject to Conditions to be then produced), 'NE SHARE in the GLOUCESTER AIARKET I- TONTINE, being in respect of the life of a widow lady, It aged about 61 years. ...

... a^aleo Wfucstof. BRISTOL HORSE BAZAAR. S O L D BY A U C r Y ON, °By Mr. WITHERS, TI-URS next, December 28th, at the usuals hour of One, without reserve, At GreyMARE, six years old, 11. IG hands high, steady in single and double Harness. A Bay GELDING, five years old, 16 hands high, steady in single and double 4 f Harness. A Bay BLOOD MARE. rising 8ix years old, the Owner ,.ing no further use ...

... 3 STOL 1rLMA3DY-VAD3 LINEN ZANU!FACTOa:Y, ,/X No. 7, UNION-STREET, Opposite the Market. - 0TONG-CLOTH SHIRTS, Linen Fronts and Collars- ?? - - 2E. 42d. OL 18s DITTO DITTO, Ditto Ditto - - ?? lId. 200 DITTO DITTO, Ditto Ditto - --as. 9d. 260 Howard's ShirtingDITTO, Ditto Ditto- ?? 4s. 4d.excellentwork. A Diseolnt of 5 per Cent. allowved to Purchasers of a Dozen or Half Dozen. The four lots ...

... / Tust Published, OB A BOT; OR, REASONS FOR ABANDON- DNG TrIE T'tINTARIAN, ARIAN, AND UNITARIAN Doc- ~iTa5E5 Containing, also, STRICTURES ON TIIE GENERIAL rAPIST ,'CO5arESS'ION O' FAITIl, with some remarks on ?? ?? DcTtrines of tihe Methodists and Quakers. A Nar- rtivs drawnia Doptbine Minister. Prsice, 4s. 6d. Lonvdo: J. S. Hodsol, 112, Fleet-street; W. Newbery, Cbenieso treei edford-sqlare; ...

... ,^ Xant~e : -GROVNE:SS WANTED. 5 iNT.E1 i, a person competent to instruct W'V'V in En a2tusiO, and Dancing.-Apply, by letter, pre-paid, to c.. t the Oiiic of this Paper, : WO P~ALE ASSIST}!RNTS ANTED' in a respectable Concern; one of VT whom must be capable of serving. Satisfactory refer- e ncces will berequirg ,A y at 49, Wine-street, Bristol: WA.1NTED 2'O. .REr, A H0USE and GARDEN, within ...

... SPLENDID PREPARATIONS FOR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. Ih welcome Old Christmas I thrice welcome again, With thy pleasure, and gambols, and fun* The new year will speedily break upon all, And the old one-it soon will be done I But, ere it goes out, there is pleasure in store, And revelry bright keeps apace And ev'ry amusement that all can support, In order past cares to efface. But of all the ...

... / Ab~ree0t. ~K TO TRW V~zLXC. Y Character having been assailed in a manner calctlated to injure me, and under cioum- stances which should have procured for me treatment the very reverse, I adopt this mode of defending myself. On the i3th inst. my daughter'found a silk purse containing £34, in notes and gold, which seas shortly advertised by placards, offering a re- ward of, £5 eon its ...

... ?? rublsihed, on;, REASONS sron ABANDON- L1 ING THE TAIRLTAIN. AIAN, AND UNITARIAN DoC- Or TRINE Iontinifg, also, STRICTURES ON THE EEA BAPTIST 'CONFESSN. or, FAlTSE, with some remarks on thiepecutliar Dootlriies of thle Methodists and Quakers. A Nar- rative drawn up by a Minister Price, 45. Od. Londoni J. S Hodson, 112, Fleet-Street; W. Newbery, - Chenieesstreet, Pedford-sqiiare; and all ...