... RICHARDSON, MANUFACTURING CUTLER, ESTABILISHIED 1805, Near the ClMarch, Kenshirgion. ARDENERS' Pruning, Grafting, and BuddingKirives G in Shcati', Is. Gd. ceacil; shut ditto, as. tach. These kivres tire titde of the beast materials; I Al- v'ays uise them.- Pie tile late W\n. Cobbett in his ELg- isla Gar-bssi'. iliees, Iloes, and Gardening Tools of e-ery dcscrlp. tio. Best made Razors, ...

... AN APPOINTMENT, yielding not less thin £400 per annum, is REQI,1IED by a Gentleman qualidfed to undertake any ditties in which a thorough knowledge of general business is ?? John Townsend, Esq., 'ure of W Dawson and Soils, Cannon-street, City. GENTLEMAN of long standing in the City, A and great mercantile experience, is desiros9 of suitable EMPLOYMENT in or out of London, either in ...

... 10O3NIVALL modl DEVON CENTRAL RAIL- C AY front EXETER to FALMOU~TH and PEEZANCE, Othi hr~atcio' to Plyrnottith, T1anistloel, Mildfoid, Ilarnsolaple, andit S. Atistli, furininz, in contittnuation of the Lonlton anti South Wcsterrtt Londontl, Salibutupe, and Yenvil, ?? Exeter, lioceltiter anit Yeovil ltiillttvtys, a dirvet line froin London to Esctor, Itainiouli, ri P' ttlcs ?? X3,O0i0,000, in ? ...

... SELLING OF CARPETS.-LUCK, KENT, I and CUMMIING beg to inform tire nobility and gentry, Ai tacit eq ibeirt-rieras undt tile public, that they have REMOVED ?? 13UJSINE88 front CiltPenttr's-bilLno-all, it' their tooke ,tablished WAREHOUSE, 4, 10gent street, Wl'aierbio-plaee, Olppo- ?? anid J11tn s'0, mad to 0OS, llaitton-gardre, liothorn, where thley trn't flat patronage wilt be csnliauel] ...

... - 1,(UT1TJL i, ?? GRE'AT GRIMSBY 3V LWY Ilv~v provisionally. I-all, i Vii, iei atieeil'r be aennounced under the ...

... . PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. SCHOOL of- CHEMISTRY and NATURAL PlIlLOSOPHY.-ROYAL POLYTECHNIC IXSTITUTION, Letu- don, uinder tbe direction of John Ryan. LL.D., M.D., and Proegsor Ilachhoffner, Ph. D., M.A.-The COURSE of OilEiCL LEC. TURES nnd Practical Demonstrations for Medtcal and general Sit'- dents, Agriculturists, &c., under the direction of Dr. Ryan, will -commence on the flti of. Oetober.-The ...

... :,D ROSPECITS of tire SHEFFIELD, NOT- .5. TINGIIAM, nan LONDON DIRECT RtAILWAY.-.-('rvi- Vl5ionalty fteeletered.) Cptl£~t000 n8,0 hrso 2 0la1h. Dteposit, £2 2s. per share. PRtOVISONO2AL COMSMITTS3. The Right lHog, the Earl of Rtoasnior 'Tire lzight, non, Lord Rancliil'e, Bunny, neer Nottinghami The lHon. Colonel Loicetetr Stanhope, Ashburnham House, Chelsea, Icairslnan of Remnrfgtonl's Direct ...

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... ~ Q UB7N'S ROYAL THEATRE, GtEAT BRUNSWICK-STREET. Fifth appearance of Mr. CH ARL.ES PITT (of the Then- r ee Royal Covent Garden, Edinburgh, Mancbeiter, and irverp~ol). who is engaged for ri limited period. O i THIS EVENING (Friday), September I 1th will be performed a new Drama, from the French, adapted to the Ene1RsIh stage, entitled DON CfESAR DE BAZAN; OR, A MATCFt FOR A MONARCH. Chjarles ...

... THE QUEBYS ROYAL THEATRE, GREAT BRUNSWFCK STREET. Sixth appearance of Mr. BARKER, of the Theatre Royal, Driryglane, and Miss LOUISA LYONS, of the Theatre fosal, Covent Garden. O , THIS EVENING (Monday), September 29th will be presented the Drama of THE MOMENTOUS QUESTION. Robert Shelley, Mr. F. Phillips; Chalk, Mr. Saville; RBihel Rylandl Mis3 Julia Nicol; Fanny Dossett, Miss Ellen Daly. ...

... - RoUNDD-ROOM, ROTUND 0. WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3.t JR. ADAIR has the honour to announce tihe Nobility, Gentry, and the Public of Dub'il, and '>V that be will Lecture again this EVENING on MESMERISM, and PRENO-MES. lISM, in the above Room. !L.ctule to commence at Eight o'Clock. klc .& lit will he inattendance, daily at his Lodgings, Graft5nstreet, fromn II to 4 o'Clock, for the purpose ! ...

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