... SAUL'S MILL, near Stratton Audley. !tIHE HIOUSEHOLFD FURNITURE, HORSES, d.1 CARTS, arid EFFECTS, of the late M~r. Saul, will be SOLD by AUCTION, by M~essrs. JONIAS and THOMAS PAXTON, on the premises, bn Mtonday next the 9thl day of October. CLUE HILJLS FARM, near PIDDINOTON. HAtLF-BRElD SHEEP, HORSES, IMPLEM~ENTS, AND EFFECTS, falc property of Mr . D. , r-vile, whol is rctir log front o'clock; ...

... CARDS. R ICH11ARD1 A-LLED1t'81 H.ALL AND GALLI~S,2,Loo~ _Scoij-toW, continu to be ?? with a large as~t ?? 01eady-majde, Clothing.. 'rtsyeet'meia, oj bi tIM APE-'Hrchbamieri may selectfont th lges j~stoc of Bom PaeraMuxo BROOKS' Who'lesale . EDUCATION. REN~ CLSSEPARIS EXUIBITION, 1855. Mr.SALETON, ?? Translator .: De lHle- s~ toire .du Consulat tat di~e l'Empire.. par -M. Thiere,~ re-. ...

... SIAWL, MANTLE AND DRESS WAREHOUSE. FREDERICK F0I0h L.NZ R4APER, SILK -IERCELY, ANT) WAIlEHOUSEMAN, NNOVCES sis etur froi Lodon with a Larze Assotet f ,ehad English MERINOPS. A STUPI'S bD E ilAlNrE SrLUSTLRnES, PRINT~lS. LRIlrgel3o04 SHArtWnent fLS, Frn'LES. SILKS, FURS, and t~verely NSotr in Fancy Stock for t he Season, the whole, together with a I irce Parcel of Manchester Goods, will be arW ...

... MICHAELMAS SALES By HNRY WEL TKZS DA3LY, Saturday, October 7th, AT ONE O'CLOCr, At DiJe lie yood, NEAR BURSTON STATION. A LL the Live and Dead FARMING STOCK, Furni- Ature, and Effects, of Mr. THOS. GOLDSMITH, leaving the Farm. _ tea IMPORTANT NOTICE. .Jt Shelton& ?? iFaraus, NEAR LONG STRATTON, HENRY WELLS Is favoured with instructions to SELL by AUCTION, on Monday next, October the 9tb, 1854, ...

... THE KING'S BOONS, SOUTHSEA. I M R, HOLLINGSWORTH has the honour to an-: nource that THE NEXT SOIREEwilL t.ake placo on M$onday, October 9th. ?? . :ScEE'Ana17S. 'iii- Major Sir WV. H. FEILDEN, Bart., Royal Lancashire r M ilitia. . - ; I ; 7 ?? :, Major SCRIVEN, Royal Middlesox -Militia: . C Captain KiRKEs Royal Lancashire'Militis.-- . Captini GVDBOLD, Royal ~Middlesex Militia. Lieut. WARREN, ...

... ,l ALLERY of BRONZES TART, com- 'X prising a complete collection of tbe mathematical reduc- 'lions, by M. Collas, from the chefs-d'ceuvre of antique and moderu statuary in the Louvre. Museum of Nhaples, BRBTISII .idUSEUhl, GALLERIEs of FLORENCE and RlOMlE, &c. to which a COUNCIL Medal was awarded in the Great Exhibitions together with nuinserous articles of fine art and utility in calnde- ...

... SOCIETY For the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts. ARCHDEACONRY OF SUFFOLK. THE Rev. CHRISTOPHER WORDSNVORTII- T D.D., Canon of NVestrninster, and late Public Ora. tor in ?? of Cambridge, has engaged to Preach the ANNUAL SERMION, At the Church of St. Mary-le-Tower, !Dswich, On TUESDAy. the 17th ins., at)-past 2 o'clock p.m. The Clergy and others who are desirous of promoting the local ...

... LL the LONDON NEWSPAPERS A reulary spplid i Tow,,and by the AMornig vn itn and Foreign Hails to all parts of tlhe Unti K ngdom, Ihis, AutAmlizi, ?? A ln ist with politics, days of publication, -c. sent gratis on tp. plication, by W. DAWSON antd SONS, Abehurch yard, and 74 6,.non street, City. (Established 1Ol0.) Ie.supiplied. o- w Ioeady, ab i. tahe librariee, LIGErS AND SHADOWS OF AUSTRALIAN ...

... NEW STYLE OF PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS, TAKEN 13Y 11ik. SHAUiP, ARTISI', (LATE OF CAVENDISII SQUARE, LONMDO,;) At tire Vrsittr t'ffite, Wiyi. is R. SHARP being for many years in London and the large Prwvincial Towns both in England and st MVj Wales, a Mliniature Painter, has an advantage over any other Photolrraphist, in (he surperior finish of ,. these Miniatures. In a few Seconds Pictures are ...

... NEW LONDON HOUSE, BANGOR. 1 JOHN PARRY9 iILK MERCER, LINEN AND WOOLLEN. DRAPER, GLOVER, ROSIER, AND HABER- ...

... FIRE3 AT E3NSHAM. ^[R. SAM)fUEI B7RUCE and t7he othler Suffrers by the calamitous Fire wheich bro7;e out on Tleur7sdasj last, beg to rctttrn their heartfelt t7hantcs to their neigltbow7 s and others for the prrp enbdU qraltablc ass torwe wh7ich they recndered on the occasion. Ens7 esv, October 6, 1854. N~r. ALFRE1D AiN}REWS, Surgeon-Dentist, -. 69b, ST. GILES'S, OXFORD, Ma b uonnltce1 daily. ...

... A FORTUNE TO FARMERS. X HOW TO KILL RATS & MICE BY HUNDREDS. A R E a E I P T may be had to do So (honestly worth £20), - withou any trouble, by sending Thirty Postage Stamps and a ?? envelono, to Mr.WILLI [AN FRANKLIN, Post-Office, North-street, Norwicb, who 'WiUl forward it per return, with Thyiewonderfol Ieceipt i3 afortuneto every Farmor,Mierohant, a or Miiller in the world; it Wlill ?? ...