... moorings r t?> To^rTagain, for ROTTERDAM, on FRIDAY \T the litn instant, at Nine ?? in the Morning Vl Ji |or particulars, and terms of freight Tor passengers ,r T!^* iJ'»*' to I'P'V t0 Hofman and Schenk, Ship- M ?? ?? ' 4 Vine-street, Minories; or at the West-end Ar*> ,( ?? ,\ '.went-cirrus, Piccadilly. — London, November Ofh>#. >>• ,vt «> l U'T^Ti^^ _LTFE INSURANCE and Wi. , v\i ITY COMPANY ...

... . Stationery li Office. June 5, 1832.? The Comptroller of his Ma- rty, Mationery Office is ready to receive TENDERS for differ. -nt ?? of PAPER required for the Public i^rv ice. Particulars of Contract and Samples of the Papers may be had at the Stationery Office between the hours of Ten a ?d lour. Tenders to be addressed to the Comptroller of ,I,^ stationary Office, James-street, Buckingham ...

... London, on ?? *£S W A prii, 1833. R««alved_That hts Majesty's Minister, having intimated ST J ?PU?? °fJr___. ? efore P^&Kaetrt, «P«i the 23d ?? Aiwlition of Slavery in ?? of the British Empire, this Court do forthwith express, by Pe- tition to both Houses of Parliament, its anxiety for the accom- plishment of so just and necewary an object, together with its earnest wish that the measures to ...

... ERASER, every WEDNESDAY 'V i Wli-.s WATT, Captain J AMIESON, every SA- ilKli^ l-.VI--NI.Xt-- ..mbirking oi landing at tl.e New Jetty save Bll d avoid Ihe dangerous and crowded part ofthe ' ?? „ -plciidid, and powerful Yes* ...

... havm.. appeared in I 101 irson of >!'• Lubbock, of Trinity College, we, (l,e un- f! P „ n eest calculated to. secure * do f'». -lection of our present Representatives, the R: U M v oarable HENRY GOULBURN and WILLIAM '.Vi v PEEL, I>l- ?? , Vl ,- Barms !>•!>•. M»«ter of Peter House. .. i i tiKRV. I) D-. Master ...

... ,* LEDGE will i he holden et the Society's House, in Lin , V-i n * , ' ld 1 S °y TU . E ' M)AY ' ,h ?? 7th December, al One /nock precisely, lor the purpose of considering the expe- I ?? of Aaoplm* Measures to Counteract the Effect of In- ' Ze\ ■ad other Ntsehievoas Publication* new circulated with i r , ihsn u«ual activity. I •* WILLIAM PARKER. M.A.? ¥ . c E. J. BURROW, D.D. ...

... -TO-MORROW EVENING, (he 25th September. %_f J .«S E .S A T T^ Ca ' )tH,n BAIN, «n SATURDAY EVEN ING, the 2d of October. The SOHO, ...

... Builders, is pl \ia EXHIBITION daily, from One to Four, perform- ?? mechanical powers Mozart's Overture to Idomeneo ■» umber's Grand Overture to Oberon. On SATURDAY - .fito o'Clock, Mr. PURKIS will perform on the Apol- on« Selection of Music, introducing Overtures, II Seig- ' jn Village. Boildieu; and Ma»»niello, Auber; Airs, i'°dnii Carino, M«*art I and Non pin Aadrai, ditto; Songs, ...

... COURT OFKING'S BENCH. Dublin, Jay. 24. PROSECUTION AGAINST MR. o' CONNELL, MR. STEELE, MR. BAR- 1 RETT, MR. REDMOND, MR. JOHN REYNOLDS, MR. CLONEY, MR. I EDWARD DWTER, AND MR. JOHN LAWLESS. (FURTHER PARTICULARS.) The avenues to this Court were, at an early hour, crowded to excess, in consequence of the expectation generally entertained by the public that some mention would be made in Court of ...

... A ' * especially convened by the engaged Per- nor* or ih'-^t.biishruent now in London, by public adver- lormers of l >■*> r ' D0 * c of considering the most effectual means ti emeot. lortn c y f w hich this National Theatre has been E^ dSSS !. HtS resolved that a SUBSCRIP- » *£k immediately opened fortius laudable purpose, and TION be in>r««' J* JJ of this promp t and effectual appeal. (b , ...

... Price 7d. THURSDAY, June 2, 1831. jso. 18,869. STEAM NAVIG ATION COM- IT PAN V-TheJlß fcDWARD BANKS STEAM „ H IP having, on her return from Hamburgh, on Monday last, £, drained £»***»«■ «nder an Order of Council, the £hfe are hereby respectfully informed that directions have been '«, tothe Company's Agent at Hamburgh not to ship any fa* which may make the vesseb on that station liable to AeU»- ...

... the fifth time as deputed to Parliament the honoured Representative ofthis ' , rr eat, opulent, aud populous County. On former occasions it was my good fortune to find myself •he favoured object of your unanimous choice. My return at i i.re-ent has been the re*ult of an arduous struggle, in which „n ilteinpt ha* been made to suppress ihe really independent vo j c e of (he County, and to wrest ...