... BEiIRE, NEAR EXETER, DB ovoSHIRE. O o l, LET. Furnished, at a moderate rent, T.f 1 tro or Three Years, a most DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, ?? ,;f Richard Ford, Esq., and late in the 0 vW t(Ptt' oft the Hon. W. TV. Addington. I The lu conjists of drawing-room, dining-room, a d litrr. Crnmuiieaatin2 with each other, a handsome a e n all, house-keepers room, servant's hall,laitchen, a n asnd ?? family ...

... EDWARDS' CROWN & SCEPTRE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, NEW NORTH BRIDGE, NORTH-STREET. 1XT EDWARDS, Proprietor of the above WV . Hotel, begs to tender his best-thanks to Mer- chants, Agriculturists, and the Public generally, for the liberal and kind support he has received since his enter- ing on the above Establishment, and hopes by strict attention, combined with moderate charges, to merit a continuance ...

... NEVER FAILING REMEDY!I O LLOWAY'S OINTMENT. A CaRlPPLE SLTS ASIDE HIS CRIUTCHES AFTER TEN 'YEARS SUFFERINOG. .TolLvro (,oyi~ of (I Letter, frrn r. Thompn, C'hemnist,Litre *dafr d Auegust 20th. 1852. To Professor HoOZOWAY. Dear Sir,-I am enobled to fuyutsh you with a most extraordinary eare efrected by your invaluable Ointmeant and Pills, which bas as- lonished ever? person acquainted with the ...

... Horetan “RANCE, The following Imperial Decree appears in the Monéteur of Monday. “ Napoleon, by the grace of God and the national will, Em- peror of the French. “To all present and to come, greeting; “We have sanctioned and do hereby promulgate what follows:— “SENATUS CONSULTUM, “ Explaining and modifying the Cunstitution of January 14, 1852. “Art 1. The Emperor has the right to grant pardons ...

... FOR SALE BY PRIVATE C ONT ICT, rflHE Snow. LILBIRJN; 2M9 tons xegister; 1I iE 1 at Lloyd's; sheathed with yellow ,l nctal; lying, at, the Liiookiln Sher'ej North W :ffi2 Shields. For further particulars apply to the Ifastcr on board; or to A. (1RAY & CO., Sand'ill. Neowea tle, Deeember 23,1852. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTItLiACT, A o ey superior VESS'EL, now ready for A-j l0Zaunching, at St., ...

... BOOKS FOR NEW YEAR'S DAY GIFTS. B BOOKS FOR 1'RESENTATION. BOOKS FOR TIlE DRAIVING-ROOM TABLE. SLA' BOOKS FOR THE LIBRARY. BOOKS FOR THE MILLION. My: R M911. M'II N takes leave to announce to his Friends- Lrr the Book-buying Publid of the West of Scotland-the LAD arrival of some very attractive additions to his valuable and Tao varied Stock of Books; and now that lhe has been enabled to DEF ...

... rp IIE AT R E ROY AL, DUB LIN.[ On THIS EVENING (Friday), Dewember 31, the poffrmancls will com,giance with the Play of TIIE FOPNl)LING OF THE FOREST. Count de Valmont, Mr T C King; Florian, Mr Vining; L1'clair, Mr F Robion ; Geraldhie, l's Bellair; Eugenia, Mrs. Hdron Kiirby. 5 To conclude -vith a Grand Christnj Comic Pantomirme, entitled I et HARLEQUJIN GULI VER; ORi, LlLlIPUT AND fBDIGNAG. ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.Fare- well Seango of Mr. B. Wchster as Lessee and Manager.-TIS EVENING will be performed the new comedy, called MASKS AND FACS* or, Bcfore and Behind the Curtain. By MeIsra. B. Web- ster, L. Murra, Stuart, and l'arselle; Mrs. Stirling, Mr. L. Mur- ?? Miss Fannly Maskteil, and M'niss Rosa Bontistt. After ;vhich, the ?? granid extravaganza entitled LEO, THE TERRIBLE. By ...

... n- fNAUGURATION OF THE NEW LORD tc I MAYOR. The Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and tl Town C.uncillors in their Robes, the Burgesses and Citizens Si with their equipages, will assemble at the MANSION- HOUSE, on SATURDAA ext, 1st January, 1853, at w Eleven ?? precisely On proceed o state to t!:e City tk Hall, to inaugurate the Lor yor 3 e ensuing year. The Route fror the M i hotse ...

... IEEMXDY FOIL PAIUN M THE 1£' COUGH S & BOBWEL COMPLAIMS. ?? ,FSoiullTIVW. ALS.k:4, an effectua^l ne for 1':fluinz.a, Coughs, Colds, PIbins in tbe Chest, pwC-211 ,3l Disordars. It:warzins andstrengthoensthe 1If ?? -1, rerjo ?? Appetite, assists Digestion, and is good r3, L,,rb. , CoMplalt,3 peog a .great Bracer, of the 'i i Satb -t it istatlyhealu Green. Wounds, Bruiaes, I'r; , tB wn ?? to the ...

... TO BE LET, And immediate ?? bad, ALL that wbll-apoustomred PUBLIC HqOUSE, known bvthc sign of hlten Constable, situate in the part of Seaton 61uiec, in tho narish of Bsrsdon., Further 4earLienltus mnay beo known on epplicataun s )llonk-seatoil ?? Offlce. 3 onles*aaton, Dee, 28, tB62. I.BOUT in Il HT e D A towi ACntEw oi GuAeb SER, and other OUTEUAF~II)IN(JS, adjoinin~g Steote'~s H~aU., Tin ...

... I- W NOICE T SHIPERgC~S ?? ?? TOLYPS BOSTON ?? 4 HAIA.15 .Jna . SAXOND CABIY PASSA' ''FIF'TE00 POUNDS. THE PO UNDS paTO N MHPEA5RI5N. T BOTO NE AiSORLIA. CHrdF CABIN ?? HEr-IRVE POUNDS.i 8^oDasNPASSGE.~. .F TWENT POUNDS 8scoo CBIN RATS OF FREXIOHT: FOUR POUNDS PERs TON MEAiSUREMET Freight onl all Parcels Five Shillings each, and upwards, accoording to size. PARCiELS for different Conelgcees, ...