... French. Iwo vols, (in, IX. ASH's NEW and COMPLETE DICTIONARY of Hie ENGLISH LANGUAGE. 1 vols. Svo. us. X. ASH's GRAMMATICAL INSTITUTES* or, An E ,fy Introduction to Dr. Lowth's Englilh Grammar,*— Ono Shilling. XL ASH's SENTIMENTS on EDUCATION, collected Irom ...

... quarter, It The funds of the Soup Institution in this town beitig exhausted, the last distribution of soup was mtde oil Thursday. The gratitude of the poor, f()r the advantage which they have receiv- ed from this institution, was such as to afford thb hi ...

... approved principles: and its di- rectors rely thait an :adherence to tbe saine cimndict which nrigiallv-rccosmnendod this Institution to the Public 'favoar and pattonage, will'continue to uphold its character and its interests against every ameialps to undermine ...

... lands and hereditaments. Upon presenting Mr. Pearce to the Bishop, his Lordshp refused to accept hirm, alledging that the contract between him and those who had appointed him' was si- . moniacal. Mr. Pearce resigned his pretensions in favour of a Mr. Knight ...

... unable to pay the sarfie, a cnnvey. ance was executed it6 the defendant, whichl being proved, the plaintiff was nonsuited. pearce v. Pocklington, Knt. This was an ac- tion againstthe lateSfaerifffor a false return. The plaintiff had recovered a juidgmIent ...

... Red. 68. 4. per Cents. :3j;. Lon Atn. 18-. Oinnimn ?i prentirna. PI'S I V1Cif, Jile '24. SEF.LLING OFF at PRIIIE COST. T PEARCE retotrrs his sincere Thanks to his Firiends . 7.for past f~avors, andl, in conrsequence ofliaving latcly incieased his trade ...

... to. (One concern.) STRAW HAT IhiAKiERS WAN TED. A NY Number of good Hands may have Employ and A good Wages, by applying at Pearce's Maniifactory, Tacket-street, Ipswichi. N. 1i. If perfect in the. busi- ness, they will be eaiploved 'ainter and summer. ...

... Upholstery Line, of the bemt n ifactre, anld on the most reasonalile terms. S1RAW HAT MANUZACTORY. Wholvsale and Retail. - J OSEVH PEARCE takes this Public Method of re. a tuirning his most grateful acknowledgementts tor. the very libelal eicoirageseont lie ? ...

... inst. hlaen the subscribers are particularly requested to attend, as are all tlshse who may be desirous ofi patronizing an institution, which comiprises already nearly 200 members, and which pronises .to the poor ivouman so much comfort in sickness and in ...

... ; Dun Coew Dumnow; Cc ik, EPping; Black Boy Celmsford; Rpse, Cambridge; Cups, Colchester; White Horse, ?? ; and of Messrs. Pearce and Kent, Land Agents, Craig's Court,-Charibig Cross, London; at whose'office a tplan of the Estate may be seen. A BEAUTIFUL' ...

... coiitimnrett ailtmitimi to time clmiumis arkiaim by demathms ta cacli \elr. ?? order oafar ?? oif,)irc ctmis, -Phains of the Institution, Nvith Tables (f ities vit Iluu- ransce, mumay be hand at time ollice of this paper. BEAjUlYT ti-I CEAN L IN ESS. T sweetenti ...

... Arig?, liiirv ; Bell, Diet- med Ran3, Newniarkor; Rin?a Head, Bs'ecIes? King's 11usd, Isbaingay; Crown, Lowestoft ot' Mess;a. Pearce uno Son, so- licitors, Swithin's-lane; and 6? 1-lisggai-t and PisItlil?s, ? j3road.?treet, Royal Exchange, Eouniei. EXCELLENT' ...