... TUESDAY, the \2th inst., at the Saracen's Head Inn, Chelmsford, It was unanimously Resolved, THAT s PUBLIC MEETING should be held at the same place, on FRIDAY, the 22nd instant ; when all Persons friendly to the objects of the Society are invited to attend. The Chair will be taken at Two o'clock precisely. ROBERT BAKER, Chairman. The following Gentlemen form the Provisional Committee : — Mr. D ...

... that the papers communicatee! te. them by the See-ret Com- mittee, regarding the proceedings in Sinde, and which have been printed in conformity with the resolution of the General Court of the 17th ultimo, will be ready fe.r delive-ry to the Pro- prietors, at this House on Tuesday next the 2«th instant, at 12 o'clock at noon. JAMES C. MELVILL, Secretary. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the ST. ...

... Cam I .fttss with Fifty HATS, at 10s. aoeh, and with rbe >•__« (LOTH; for the Borongh Police Feres, ore ...

... „^^^THi - CATHEDRAL SCHOOL \ssf^ 01 CARLISLE, ■ ,K-n MASTER, to take Charge I ...

... and l.th of each month, conveying! Mexico, SeuUi America, __c. The fares have been ?? ?? mat \« isrertained, with all other particular* by ! u 'al apphcaU-n, at the Company's Oflice, 55, Moor- 1 ?? , _|,ere berths may be secured as heretofore, and parcel n B. These ?? no longer touch at either Corunna E. CHAPPELL, Secretary. , . KIRK OFFICE. Established 1710.1 » treet; Craig's-court, Charing ...

... for the sale of this much improved Saddle, beg to invite the attention of the Public and Horsemen in particular to its inspection. It affords an , easy seat, and enables the rider to take long journeys with little fatigue, protecting at the same time the spine of the horse, and altogether making the best fitting Saddle hitherto invented. The patent is also applied with much advantage to LADIES ...

... 2d and 17th of each month, conveying ! V ,„ ?? Mexico, Sooth America, Sec. The fares have been ■ ?? st be ascertained, with all oth.r particulars, by j ' 'personal applicati.n, at the Company's Office, 5.-, Moor- ■ ' ' -.ii.rf IH-rihf may I* secured as heretofore, and parcel* | ,«• ■■'' V v These steam-ships no longer touch at either Corunna , E. CHAPPELL^Secretary. i C.ojS, Boulogne, direct ...

... and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-SHIPS will leave LIVERPOOL once every Month as under — BRITANNIA, CAPT. JOHN HEWITT, Thursday, Jan. 4. Stage coaches are established between HALIFAX and JJICTOU, and the Steam-ship UNICORN plies between PICTOU and QUEBEC, in connection with the above ves- •els, carrying the Mails and Passengers for Canada. Passage, including provisions, to Halifax or Boston, ...

... to take place on 26th if ?? Dl L wil,b - -djo-roed until Tuesday the whan °, f h D * ceni J ber . 1843, at twelve o'clock at noon. Pro^soL,! t laV ?? ?? ?? Petty Jurors. miuZ r\T' J? ,tDe,SeS ' B ?? ie * ...

... BENTINCK, ij . irabh East India Company'^ Steamer, from! the -3d of January. Passengers will be booked I , j ,ye places (includin expense of tran«it through , A i, r ironveyed to Alexandria in the Company\ ORIENTAL, startinf from Southampton on the lstof - „ ,r . liff-t goods, and parreU foruarded with certainty, „ , r _te« —I or plans and term, of passage apply at tlie -, '.High-street, ...

... less than 1000/. each, REPAYABLE at any time oil giving 21 days' notice. The rate of interest 3*. per cent. By Order, JOHN JELLICORSE, Secretary. Manchester, December 14, 1843. MANCHESTER and LEEDS RAILWAY.— The Public is respectfully informed that on and after MONDAY, the Ist January. 1844, the NEW STATION at HUNT'S BANK, near the Excliange, MANCHESTER, will be opened for Passengers, Parcels, ...

... the ASSEMBLY ROOMS, on Monday f, a *tl), 184*' Uancine to commence at Half-past Einht Clock. Gentlemen's Tickets, Ss^each ; Ladies, 45.; to .bad »t Mr. Scale •Residence, 306 Shales moor. Mr. !f»ie's lull Quadrille Band will be in attendance. -gT~PAUL'S CHURCH CHOIR. ~ ON SUNDAY MORNING, the 24th instant! a SERMON will be preached in ST PAUL'S .gITRCH, by the Rev. JAMES KNIGHT, in aid of the ...