... Guineas, per annum, and one Guinea Entrance' Front thirteen years, upwards, in pro- portionrto their ages. - Parlour Boarders, thirtl' Guiricas per annum. French orLaiin areadditioiial-charges 6ftwo: Guineas per annum. Any one-eoneinuing'at School, either ...

... tihe back of Surrey itreet;' fronting Piercy's Row, 8 c feet dmp and 5°0 or 6oo feet in length. For particuitre apply to Mr. John Lewis,'Firmer, Kingiln; 'or to- Mr. R. CALLAWAY,' S'licitor, Portfmnoutili ' TICKETS ?? in the fecond State Lot- L tery for ...

... view ~thineIloiSnlmay liehad nt the Office of Mer.clurn'e, Seell, nod Acoarn, Newport, to -Whomic, or 1to Thomas Cnrr;, Esq. John-street, Bendford- row, Londlon, application it toim be-maile 1ttreat for a it!ucae With eicit of whom arc Plans; and Elevation ...

... to SC Sasan, dauglhter of the late Rev. John Swete, of. OXtin1 HousL-, Deron.-At Bladrais, John Robert Cupl .- ).age, Esq. difira Vsno ~ct.lellerall (:uppage, . izayal Artillery, toAnne, youngest daughter of John q Underwood, Esq. of Vizagapatam.-At Mlonmouth ...

... ae nnd Wic t s Us 'I Alr'A'CTORY where it is carried c on in all itst'tiches.. .AppLyA (it' %y letter, post-paid) fea t to John Blanehard, Stiddler, Highlstreet, 'Gesport. atan ve 'W I.AN1i-l) inMa. sod respectable Village, oTI ai ?? A Conceriin the ENERAL ...

... tio, sucti Person or Persons will be liable to all tine pains and penalties consequrent itl wilful ard cor- rupt per'jsry. JOHN .S511TH, pan iaster. ARIl CO'AltAC'iw (COItrSISA.I~r.T DEPARTMENT, TRtEASUtRY CtlAtAlIMcrs, 30th Judyr, lS'6. I STOTICE is ...

... Drihireld, Yorkshire, grocer Henry 'oehin, Cosby, Leieestershire, maltsser John Williams sen. and John 'Willianns jun. lloundsditchl, cop. persmiths Henry Hargan, WThite Hart Tavern, St. John's-street 'Wm. Hierons, Streathinm, Surrey, coach master Richard Birch ...

... the county, reqtcestintg thcetn to wicticclc I pledging ricoir votes, as, he intends ufferitig hcinrelfas ?? Canctidatte for thirtl strffragec; tile genericl opinion Irate,. ever is, titat he Icas tacken lh ice lvd too ]lite, lice poncti larityv of Lord ...

... shle departure of eke iUyacilit, Generals Ithle S. Anna anti Auctezuntan were in poisession of~ the 131L whole coast; tw&-thirtls of the Stated were. in) their ,favour, acid they had decided thae General 1'edraza, ii irs Who hald been recalled front his ...

... Miark's, Newington, Air. William t iantstall, of fuilk-street, Cheapside, to Sarah Juliana, eldest 'Ydaughter of the late James John Brewster, Esq. ?? DIED.] At Ubeltehiblel-s, Captain H-arrison, late. - y67th ?? the 1lt1lnutt. at Rtotbioay, Mrs. M ,ar Ann ...

... and beautified, at the'epec of he Lay Rector, 'John Fleming, Esq. and it is but justiice to observe, that it is executed in a very superior I moannler, reflecting great credit on thle artist, Mir. John i Altrody, decorative ptshitck of this town. n The ...

... from the first -announced p the csse hopeless, a prediction which the result too fa- tally realised. Lord Robert Manners was thirtl son of' v Charles, fourth Duke of Rutland, and the beautiful t] Mary Isabella, daughter of the fourth Duke of Beau- a Fort ...