... 3 EST ARAE, in -'-The HOUSE, N:;t0P'i'~ln nd Coach enme, occoupied b Dr Hopper, ?? with~a entered on lvjirsi,Avgsti; _liautZ6O. per IBLET, aend entered1A9~ BT Bnu' TO~ -ApplY to AlT.'l~dW-ko-as,:eo eilOET,,t.GEtEEIDE, WRTLEO .1, wo ffile§ . fib E and.1,kARDEN Alormeorly occu- jedhY P~d I o~t~rlh':Addock.C6$tltkd(' ~oss~afl~hre~ll atSible, ifrequlred.,. R~ets~pdtiiate.-~ No.13;S~6d'Otrotit ...

... PORTSMOUTH. to T0 be LET, with early. possession.-A detached ke 'T COTTAGE. RESIDENCE, now in thepccupa. tiont of E. Coke, Eesq. called BUCKLA2ND LODGE, two Istiles out of 'Portsmnouthi aud only ten minutes' drive from Soathsea Beach; . as The'Cottage contains dining. room, drawirg room, Ts library, five bed Troos, with every3 complete fitment for A a small family. Tlere is a good walled ...

... Bausketon, Beafiwqs, $- Grnindi.sburqh, Near Ipsvich and Woodbridge. Messrs. COLCIIHESTER and SON Have received instructions from the Proprietor, CHARLES BALDRY, Esq., TO SUBMIT TO PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Crown Inn, Woodbridgc, on Wednesday, July 21, 1847, at 4 o'clock in the Afternoon, IN EIGHT Lo rs, ALL THAT HIGHLY VALUABLE1LI, ESTATE, Called THORPE HALL, Now in the occupation of the ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Saturday, Jolt 10. The Speaker took the chair at half-past 12 o'clock. PUBLIC BUSINESS. READlNG.—lnc'.osure of Commons Bill. SECOND READlNGS.—Destitute Persona ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.—Friday, 16. The Lord Chancellor took his neat at o'clock. PUBLIC BUSINESS. PETITIONS.—By Lord Bkocghax, from the Rev. Charles Miller, M.A., praying for amendment of the Tithe Commutation Act; from the Corporation ot Southampton, for alteration in the laws of bankruptcy and insolvency. Mr. R. Owen, suggesting plan for improving the social condition of the people of Ireland, and ...

... JUST PUBLISHED, FUJLL.LElGT II PORTRAIT of FEARGUS O'CON. A NOR,EsQ. Lithographed in the first Style of Art,from -Al Original Painting by T. MATLN a.d. PrInts ?? .. ?? ?? 2 6 On India paper ?? ?? ?? 4 0 Coloured to Life ?? .. , . 6 0 PFrmes and Glasses from 3S. to ?? 50 0 We have seen specimens, both plain and coloured. d mnut pronounce mr M artin's work an unmietaehleabe lte' nest ot the ...

... A vegetable production of the lichen species, said to be highly nutritive, has just been discovered over a vast extent the southern table lands the Algerian Sahara. A Leipsic journal announces that there will shortly held at Dresden a congress for arranging a general reform in the postages of Germany. It is confidently expected that the first measure will be to suppress the transit charge, and ...

... Eo ittatr0 & 4oorrt0POfe t0. NOTICE.-I am daily reciving ?? frOM persons requirinig qrathlous legal advice in the Stcr, whose very letters poveo them to be men of property. The space of tis paper le not to be onoopolised bthe rich to the detriment of th poor, whose cases ha a hlri advie hal oman, her futre receie h ATi answers reon remletrsingafe5fand in me shiiags to haefa acre. reign ofi ...

... Ti ?? SBRMO2~ esmpir of't1iands *d, j. Brle4 O thgp i11 ae preached~l o W..n \\ Th Services wff Bo e~tc at:E, -pas en ?? and at Three o'lock p. The TaDs leave Preston for the flogh S i; ; 8 15, 9 45, and ?; ;an'd Blaetib'urn at 8 S*'and 12@;X0. Brind1l, July 10th, I 847 9 CORN ExCHANGE: OOMSRESTON>, T IS splendid work, by TtLlilt, of the COICsaeUir, Tegent's ark, London, i consequence of the ...

... .otig& ?? CONICENTRAT-' -0 tiCOG ~ -M ros concentrated a erotoi snas that ordered lay thebb itici This f~irm is ?? prailcribe b ci 1ji I~ sentemted the st Iteigil one fre it ~~,isatslugflhi the props't~itS 5! tho -a rs pali. -Il4 elirr ingredients. ~rri li ?? land HKnznmo, ChiemitsN i~ ~fSt. aul', London; and may be obtained ?? cd CoPf'inters,' 3¶sii -Carrie and ii tlprOct~r. Urtungists,. ...

... The Greatest Sale of any Medicines IN THE GLOBE-HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. A VERY WONDERFUL CURE OF A DISORDERED LIVER AND STOMACH. Extract of a letter from Mr. Charles Wilson, SO, Piinces-street, Glas- gow, dated February 18th, 184h. To Professor HOLLOWAY. Sn,--Having taken your pills to remove a disease of the Stomach and Liver, under which I had long suffered, and having followed your printed ...

... Sudden Dbath.—On Sunday last the wife of Mr. Samuel Finlay, residing in Spring-gardens, and sister-inlaw to Mr. John Finlay, of the Exchange News-room, dropped down dead. She appeared to be in her usual heslth up to the moment of her decease, and with some friends and relatives had, at her own house, partaken of hearty dinner. She went up stairs to dress, with the intention of proceeding to ...