... Th. pul i.. Munllrur ~I T mnduy. J duulit, the severe strictures the Englis ~ , . Leant If the affair given the Charles Georges, a vessel authorized oy tne colonial government La JUunwH to reermtjor tree Sgp«. roluutury negroes thus obtained Mayotte. IsUnd. and from Matibone, on the Portuguaje coast, was in the Bay condemned before the tribunal at Mozambi ...

... at the SHIRE ALL, in ?? ;- x W^j* ££s*2Z ep- a. iu_ioa>. «i ?? ?? n a ii persons concerned are tj. tii- Quarter Se.-swus; of whicti an ?? nuuired to take notice. Dated 22nd November, IS*. GIBSON, Clerk of tba'Paace. ONGAK UNION. ?? willing to Contract for the supply of Bread, P f£_ r id l MeaF a. Out-Relief, and at the Workhouse, n Tbree CsOend»r SCont-M from and after the 20th ,f December ...

... the Re*. WM ?? 'Is THE REFORMATION a BLEBS. ?? it kaball we leave unnoticed the SEVENTEENTH vnVCMBfcR, JS&6' the Three Hundredth Anniveraary ol °* ,_jMrr* IssjnbiishnMQtin this Country by the Aceesmor. y.v^Euxabsth?'— is earnestly commended to the consi- °* the Friends of Protestant principles tnroughooi ioistrybrts* «*piil:- j^fleawrialiwMfci. Bey. £. Hoare, Tanbrio« __ tf. Artfcw. Lsadon. ...

... THIS PAPER IS REGISTERED AT THE POST OFFICE. THE INDIAN REBELLION. The last mail brings dates from Bombay to Octolier 9. The news respecting Tope* has lieen for the —oat ..art autici|«ted telegram published last week. The ruined fort now occupied bv him Chundaree has been twice captured from rebel forces our arm* on previous occasion*, and was left in charge of a native carrison. Tantia Topee ...

... and CIRCULATED SUFFOLK, NORFOLK, ESSEX, CAMBRIDGE, AND ELY. T> C* ' 4». Qu»rt«r. I?*, per an. X li.lv bumped 4j'A, or it, iwr Uiurur. 2U. per Ann. PRUSSIA. . , I The elections here resulted the complete triumph the Constitotioßsl pertjr. The new Ministry sup- , ported by three-fourths the Deputies whose return is m yet known. These can be doubt that throughout the couatry the nuOorityfor the ...

... TO PURCHASE ON WEDNE-SDAY, tt. IW. rf the Three-Hundredth Anniversary »( the r*» the Reformation m this, Country, the ...

... surli P^iv -- fbii '«rt }* w , Heretofore in 5* JSJSJ. *•*■■* ?? Diatrict. i£ ?? 8, I rb, H««ofore in E** ■_. -B'Uerxcay Polling District. Settle- ) V' r ...

... 1 '''' * nd t0 a Juices of the Peace, Mayors, ner* ? etit tlurors - Chief Constables. Bailiffs, Prosecutors. ?? ?? and all other persons required to attend at the !\Tc,F.Sr:RNL SESSION of GAOL DELIVERY, to be Udeii «t CHELMSFORD, for this County, that the Justicc- t, ar L»d r ?? *- ueen ' signed to deliver all the Prisoners ' __r m the Gaol of the said Connty, and not having been ' ...

... all Justices of the Peace, Mayors, | CVoners Tetit Jurors. Chief Constables. Bailiffs, Prosecutors, Wkn sses. and all other persons required {attend at tbe Kr_.TGEI.EBAL SESSION of GAOL DLLIVERI , to be ?? at CHELMSFORD, for this County, that the Justices _f ou L_Jy «* Quoen, assigned to deliver all ttte Prisoners Z™ in tbe G*ol of the said County, and not having been fitted thereto in order ...

... a DISTRICT to the POLLING PLACE « .the ■VFof BRENTWOOD; and tbat the V oters residing n luch Parlhes or Places willat future Elections poll at Brent- ioo_. namely :— lir-ntwooil Hamlet, ) Cliilitaraitch, Heretofore in Sooth W«aUL V Rmnford Polling District. Great Warley, Little Warley, J Doddinghurst, E«t Ilorndon, Heretofore in WHornduc, Biilericay Polling District. lngrave, llouiiUiessi-g, ...

... Prosperity, Orphans or not, of am Nation. Brixton Hill, Surrey, and Alder-gate, London, BY VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS. patrons. HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY A EOYAL FAMILY REPORT. A MIDST the numerous Charities which are continually A ?? forth their data, ?? £_«*__. if ?? be felred that tbe ancient Society of St Ann s may pas: without its due regard of attention. Your CoinmitteTare therefore ans.ons ...

... or not, of any Brixton HiU, Surrey, and Aldersgate, London. Br VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS. I'ATKONS. ?? MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY & ROYAL FAMILY. 11 M ' ' REPORT. k wtn^T the numerous Charities which are continually a MIDM ™™_ claims tothe support of the benevolent, A^^TAent Society of St. Ann's may pass YoUf atSalS- tbe Society bas in view, and >ort. t- repeal- 1_- tbev it deserves extensive and ...