... USEFUL TO AUTHORS AND PRINTERS. .,ust pnblished, with Alterations and Additions, in Foolscap svoosprice 2s. 6d., THE FIFTH EDITION OF 1OVI E'S PRINTERS' POCKET-BOOK and MANtAL;Ncontaig ?? Newsmen's Scales of Prices; numerous valuable Tables; all he, ?? of lImposition, from Folioto Hundted antTwenty- eights, inclusive; *1e thebrcw, Greek, and Saxon Alphabets, iith plans ?? ...

... l,&MByRLAIN,.Manuactirer of the EYE- P ,pESERVING SPECTACLES, upon unerring principles, ?? the Public that his prices are less than Ilfthspecusually charged by otlier Optloi ans. .trZonied by the Nobility, Clergy, the Principals 6f the rhgusolln, and strongly recommended by most distin. jfish Ituselbers *drlshcsembs of the Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons. gll.etf best Convef Pebbles, ...

... ASSBt' SaEBT, BETUYJAL Gassu ROAD. rHE DIRECTORS of the EAST :'LONDON T TRADES' HALL ASSOCIATION be; to: inforT TRADE SOCIETIES, POLITICAL, CNARTEI, andmItADICAL At. SOCIATIONS, SOCIALISTSI SOCZTIES.'TEMPERANCE SOCIETIESj and .PUBLI&CLECTURBRSr &c, tliat the above HAlL~ is Nowv Open, capable, of holding from 1,5OQ to 1,eQG perons, ad can be engegefiby any oftheabove societies for PUBLIC ...

... F. HARRISON, 185,186, and 211, TOTTENHAM-COURT-ROAD. -AMILIES FURNISHING will find the Best, Cheapest, and most Extensive Assortment of FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, STOVES, and KITCHEN RANGES, on the most approved principles, at the above Old Established Birming. ham, Sheffield, and Wolverhampton Warehouses, known by the LITTLE TEA-KETTLE. All Goods purchased of F. Harrison must be paid for when ...

... TO CORREsPO7N1JNTEgI W, T. A. can Obtain the informatien be ovants by calling at our A CoORRFRPONDFVT say-A horse comea ostray to B. How long insist B. have the horse in his possession befolire he m1ay make use of it? and how long befote he may claim the same as his propertgy -Ui ulessiB. is the tord of the ?? or otherioise entitled to tvaifis ald estrays, he has no sight to use the horse, and ...

... (N U A RA N fTEE SO C I E T Y- GThe great inconvenience attending personal security for the integrity of others, is universally felt and acknowledged. It hras been camputed that there are no few er than 100,000 persons who are at present under this serious reeponsibility. it its also, not sufficiently known, that Landed Proprietors, and Owners of Real Property, experience a difficulty in ...

... A DIARY FOR THE-WEEK. Feb. 3-Sexagesima Sunday. ?? 5-Dlay 9 hs. 20 M. long. 6-Moon's last quarter. Robert Waithocvan died 1833. 7-Day break 5 h. 36 m. 8-Hal~f.quarter-day. 9-Sun rises 7 h. 28 a. Mary Stuart executed 1587. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. MORNING. Su. IMon. I Tues. I Wed . Th urs. FridS. Sty. Is. m Is. n. h. In. l.M. h. uH.I. . hl. . d 57 5 S30 O i rT6 321 7 6 7 517 9 r AFTEalNOON. ...

... ?? -EVA OOV S t * :-E O N Morday, LAST TINM , Sniekspeare's Play of CORIOLANUS. Caims Mardus, Mr. Macready; Volunnia, Mrs. Warner. After which, the Musical Farce of NO SONG, 10 SUPPER. To conclude with SAYINGS AND DOINGS. BeingfortheBenefit ot Mr. MACREADY. On Tuesday, the New Grand Opera, caled Hemrique; or, The Love Pilgrin. On Wednesday; Richelieu; or, The Conspiracy. THEATRE ROYAL ...

... -- ~THE REV. JOSEPH R. STEPHENS. Prone to the dust oppression shall be hurled, Her name, her nature, banished fro,a toe world, NGLISHMEN awake! arise! stand forth in E. the defence of injured innocence, and throw the broad Shield of a nation's love around the best defender of your dearest rights; enshrined in your hearts, protected by you anti the conshtutiitons law of England, the Rev. ...

... General Poltical Tract 8oClletY.. T a Meeting of Delegates froi various So. A cietiesheld ?? CiIAwrmofficceeonThursday, Oct. Sl, Mr. Terry in the Chair The Dalegates. ftom the ftllowlng Societies attended:- West London Democratic, West London Radical; St. George RadicaiCharter; gurrey Potical Et~hon; Metropohibtn Tailors' Charter;a Operative Masons. :Ys' When the mestilg vgas adljourned to ...

... DIARY FOR THE WEEK. October 6-ineteethSunday after Trinity. ,-New MIoon 2h131 t~ fernoon. ?? rises 6h 13m; setc 5Ih 22M. 9-Mercry becomes invisible aboat this tine. ?? aud Cambridge Michaelmas Termsbcgiln. I I-DayI 10h 5711 10ng ; d ?? 5h 3,7m. 12-MOOII rises oh 3m aft. sets 6h 41m aft. TIDE-TABLE. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. ISORNINCv. Shn. h ! on. 1 TaD1. I eD T!hur. | Fs'idl. I Sat. isM. ...

... VHIGss1l71S t$'NINC WUND. -n CEIVED by the LoAsdm Committee up to June 20th. , S. d. Subscriptions Already Receivetl . 7 710 Nr. Lovett . 0 2 6 Mitchell 0 1 0 A Cobbettite . 0 2 0 A Vincentite. . 5 0 vici 0 10 o Mr.T. 0 3 0 gslected by i ?? hom . . 0 5 0 Jaffray . 0 8 8 St. Lake's Chatter Association 0 7 S West London Boot and Shoemakers' Charter Association. . 2 2 8 West London Radical ...