... '¶M PA O Ito A17STRALI.A.-With a View le iiecnhe er~s(ioho ire ietgtle o afe EIt1.111, ?? tte Australian~li (bit'S, at tht. olves'vit 1iokt ecu ar011rattgedt to itestatril a Illne of suplerior tirlit- p. tlag ttinaiii' fiol tile especiatlro nitt~tof SIii Iltivrg `l-lg ?? lit ni ent'iltilo n rate ofit psa.ige- ?? ?? lie stilljiet'tel to th'e inspectjolt if he-r inrj i IiTij'st ulol til lIt' ?? ...

... wartleohatst, near Woobibrfdte. Messrs. COLCHESTER-& SON Wave received Instructions from the Trustees under the Deed of Assignment for the Benefit of Creditors of Mr. JOHN COOK, To OFFER for PUBLIC COMPETITION, On Friday, January 26, 1849, at S for 4 o'clock in the afternoon, at the Bull Inn, Woodbridge, LL the ESTATE and INTEREST of Mr. JOHN £A COOK, for the term of his life, of and in the ...

... ,WYCONTACOILS, FXCAVATOR8 &co. TO ps. C~IiU1lTON have received positive ila , tractions from a Contractor. to SEL L by AUCTION, the 29hb instant. punctually at Twelve o'clock at on M0dftry' u EiRT'lH WAGGONLS. in goiid working order, ?? 6 inch wheels Three STONE TRUCKS, in ~sopaarIIDg order, upon stirong 2 feet whee s. ah bv re lying upon La piece of Land the north endl of Iir1 ?? the Bootle ...

... . LTER`A`TION :.QOF TIME. A. ;C > J AlSED ACCOMMODATION, The Public are most revectfulyK Informed'that the RIVAL Four- horse Mall now leaves TI EiRTO,-STATION and Hnsvke'e TTHREE TUNO-HOTE1L for WITHEIRIDGE, SOUTH MOI/DON, and BARN- STAPLE, at Half-past Twelve, taking from the Train leaving Pad- dington 6 o'cloek,dlOogh, 6.23; Readbn i 7.0; Dlddott, 7.28; Swindon, . 6'20-, Chplpsoniham,'.5t ...

... FRANC!.. The new Ministry has already sustained a defeat the Assembly a i|iie.-tion of finance. M.Passy, Wednesday, stilted was his duty resist tin. repeal any modification of the salt duty for the next year. gave a detailed expo! sition of the finances and calculated the deficiency for h'4!» would i(N) millions of francs more than his predecessor had estimated. M. had estimated the ...

... limiM Dec. 2'X Last Jenny gave a gratuitous concert the Town llall this borough, i.>r the benefit the Queen's Hospital. The intere. excited on the occasion was unprecedented, and from early hour in the day vast numbers of higiily-respeetable persons continued to arrive from the principal towns throughout the district. Places had been previously taken in the ball for Lord Dartmouth, Lord Howe, ...

... 300. LADY, who receive8 a limited number of young ~e ~Atiaisoeducate whih.and treat hitevery respect SI lad of 13 years of age, in a TeSpeCtalble SCHOOL, and ti fleet. wishes to receive a Young Lady on the camle ternis. Mer. Particulars may be obt~ined by letters, addressed to II m in Mr. Mason East-street, Chischesser. d thild A Parent anxious to place a child in a healhhy country 13 Ure's ...

... %aleo bp MtCtiton. SALE TO-MORROW BAG FLOUR, YAUCTION, at No. 1, TALBO0T-STREET, on 1ED- IIJN13SDAY (To-morrow), the 3rd Jan., 1849, at ONE o'clock precisely, 100 Blags S. F. FLOUR, Irish manufacture, (chiefly from Foreign Wlheat), in dispute between the buyer and sellers. 21 JOSLPH LOWRY & CO., Brokers. SALE TO-MORROW. * a~~~l AUCTION SALE. I 1TMiramich!i Bright Pline Deals and Battcif J & I. ...

... STOLEN OR STRAYED, n EN LETCESTER EWES, from the Farm ofSbiels. (a little T to the WYest of Govan), between Wednesday nig-ht and Saturday rnorni:aL. Any Person giving notice abcout them to Wn. or Geo. M'Lean), it the abore Farm, will be suitably I rewarded. Shiels, 6th January, 1809. 1 POU1ND, On Tuesday last, I , DRAB-COLOURED TElIRTER BITCH. The Owner A mav . M lve tier, bv plrvirg hi9 pr ...

... THEATRE ROYALI DUBLIN. Last Appearance but One of Miss CUSHMAN, T HIS EVENING (Friday), January 26tb, vilt be performed, in compliance with repeated applica- tions, Sbakspeares Plvay, in Four Acts, of KING HENRY THE EIGHTH, Terminating with the Death of Queen Katharine. Cardinal Wolsey, Mr. Calcraft ; Katharine of Arragon, Queen of England, Miss Cushman ; Anne Boleyn, liss Sin- gleton; Lady ...

... PORTABLE HOT AIR. THE NEW PATENT PORTABLE: SAFETY T STOVES-NO FLUES, For Burnieg on Office Desks, ;Shop Counters, Dressing Tables, in Carriages, or on Ladies' Work Tables, or any 1pac sohere, Heat is ?? wanted. This invaluable little Stove produces a large amount of heat at the small expense of one penny for twelre urs. It re- quires no attention when once lit. It furuisbe t in places so much ...

... SECOND EDITION. E vaminer Ojiee, T'1uesday, Two O'eloc. d n W EST OF ENGLAND INSURANCE P OFFICE-Wo beg to informz e AtUred and the Public in general that this office is. e Z iderable IEDUc. n TION in the RATES to be hn ed for Cotton Mills it and Warebouses, which r, so !ied with the Lag e BONUSES orRETURNT S ad dl.i1 y, are calculated to render substantial advantages to the a ,ssured, d to ...