... e i ?? U IN D, nTERU R l}DOG. ac FrII~lt in the prossessiri of IV. 0. f J5L 7 un tsoll (fi rs.. ?? Mu!oIrr'lnse Sitrent. Ow''e (3r 1y have it hv lt- oi g Ihis prnperta. ani : paying tell'air:; ii -ne .,I hiiwlu b sold to deiray IC eawrirse.s. If not irlainit-il w itshir eight dslas, vlfeso.*oter 'i F t I f UN I a IILAK IFC C'ED I ?? iseeover Irts Lrcst the same, s £-\ 130r E:: i: t ,ar itilrn ...

... XIR1D ANNUAL BALE OF PRIME CHRISTMAS BEEF & MUTTON, At lrtean Hi-all, asear Ipowleh. messra. COLCIIESTER& SON AVE received instructions from G. C. COOK, Esq., H TO SELL BY AUCTION, On Thursday. Dec. 17,1846. at 12 o'clock precisely, 28 Prime fat Shorthorn and Half.bred Bullocks and S Milch Cows, forward in Calf; 4L ' Heifers; 1 Shorthorn Heifer, will Calf in'December; 130 Very superior Fat ...

... a(tittv Atited. BtRITISH ANI) NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-SHIPS. of 1200 tone.an d4lt .h-orit powerelobI. AppointrdbytheAd7mi-al~tosa(3 beten IVERPOOL ond BOSTOi| calling at HALIFAX ?? - mnarciv. ...

... , %NT AND BZNEVOLENT 0110A; V v UNION. London. November, 1846. .paetiog at the Loe'don Tavern, on Thursday, Nov. 5, VIibi 3lbht~s the Lerd Mayor in the choir,thflown eh ncogslyagreed to: jeirtr ,unaninId ers-a plan for aiding and encouraging this ,tgnoake themselves in dependent, to be eminently clu;iclv pracowisewsrlhhy ptan proposed by B. B. Cabbell, Esq., ,, theprincil ,,ide relief to ...

... ?? \ 1 ?? TO CORRF.SPONDEIN'TS. I Rctrospectivc Lines, Are reserved for the Poet's Corner ne.xt wek. . ...

... Ont th' dwils Oi ;tivg frm C04etaled DehWifiiei ud fin- checked Disease of ?? Genserative Sydseu. JUST PUBLISHED. honjuse~n@th Eidition price Si.6 d. freebypoati for 8u.6d., li z outage Stamp, HE SILENT FRIEND, a Medical Work on NER. di 1TVOUS DEBILITY. CONSTITUTIONAL WEAK- w NRSS xessive Indulgence, . With Observations on Mlarriage, ir &e. By R. nnd I.. ?? asid Co..Surgeons, l.ondon. ...

... ROYAL, DUBLIN. rrement of MISS HELEN FAUCIT. ie-etl-j Mir G.V. BROOKE will appear. O*'0 tRVErNI (VWedneslay), 10th December, yrii, il be revived (not acted these fourteen years) I plaY of THE WINTER'S TALE. Ir. G. V. Brooke; Autolyous, Mr. Baker; nt'Z 5iise h~len Fauoit (her first appearance here ...

... i THE ERWA DERBY AND ST. LEGER SWEEPS, GRATIS. ...

... HAYMARKET.—THIS LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP, r, WOOINGS AND WEDDINGS. Mews. u( *^ ' Roirera. Buekstone, Holl; Miss Mis* P. Horton, ' GloverT After wh?ch, PERFECTION. THE YOUNG PRErENDER. And SPRING GARDENS. Doors open 64. PRINCESS'S.—Thi» Evr.si.so, THE DANCERS. Mw»rs. men, Letter, Bodda; Miss G. Smitten, Mi« >ara tfter nhich, THE TWO RAINBOWS. And SUE STOOI aTO XJNQUF.R. Doors open GJ, ADELPHI. ...

... CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.—Advices from the Cape Good Hope wire rec ived yesterday; the 1 of October from Cape Town, and to the 7th ol the same month from Graham's Town. The only inteiligcutr of decisive nature they contain relates to interview which took place near Black Drift, between Colonel Johnstone, the part of the governor, and a number of Kaffir chiefs. It was intimated to the Kaffirs that the ...

... BRllLIANT AND ECONTO.MICAL LIGHT. W S. HS Eal's PFa~agoli Conmposite Caridle, ITNlVElSALLY admired for its strongthl and purity of ilotiex, oxeeding in softness anol transparency of lieht the fittest Wa or W iaerni, AT ONR TrHIRD T'ie CoST, reqwiiring no snifling, and *lefying ill comparison in its cleatlilcess of burning, ithullt tle sliglitest iendenoy to gutter. One of these beautiful ...

... 11atl~iarh -.6R, titcr V, , We; 'air 3 i - BRISTOL 1'KETER RAILWVAY. CALL OF FIVE POUNDS PER SMA1?E. Malcing, with previons CAlls, Tell Por'llqs per Share, The DIRIEC'1'01S of thidt CO'l'AN,'vi'.alehr thel ?? ?? of Parliament, 11ekhy-y ai.l') ?? , that the l'ro. prietors ofTl'lIRI) SITA IS Irts e rer~lirl, 0i p'iy, 01n0o' hethre SATURDAY. the 59th ol .I.2tlNUiV.I 57. :IIY (Ieof th1e 7. ?? ...