... Sale-room and Keporitory, Silver-street, Hall, was this day Dissolved by mutual consent, and that all Debts owing, and by the said Firm, will received and paid by W. W. Hyds, who continues on the premises on his own separate account.—— Witness our hands this lsth day/of Odober, ISIS. W. W. HYDE. WILLIAM DUNUM. W. W. H Y D E WITH gratitude tenders his Thanks to his Friends and the Public, for ...

... To be Sold by Auction, PEARCE, At hh SALE-ROOM, St. Jobn't-Strcet, HULL, On Wednesday, 08ober 91, 1819, at eleven o'clock, FORTY-TWO Pieces of very Fine Yard-Wide, and thirty-tWo Ditto of 7-Bths Irish LINENS, to be put up.one Piece in each Lot. May viewed any day previous to the sale. To be Sold by Auction, By W. PEARCE, At bli SALE-ROOM, Sc. Joan't-STRisT, HULL, On Thursday, OSober 1819, at ...

... BURGLARY BRAMPToy. THOMAS SWtNBURN, 35. and JOHN ; BURN, aged 15, labourers, both late of Newark, were charged with burglary at Brampton, near Parhinton the profecutot, old infirm hated that he lire! at Brampton, in a lone hoirfe, hK only his fifter; on Monday night, the BtK of July, abonl twelve o'clock, he was dillurbed knocking the door, and fome one defired him to open it and the way to ...

... On Saturday s Supplement of two sheets to the Gazette of Tuesday, was published, containing dispatches from Calcutta, the 25th of J.inuaiy. The events detailed in them are alieady known. They relate to the taking Fori Kalunga by our troops, aud to the unsuccessful operation? of the division the army in the Napapl, under the command of Generals M.irtindell, Wood, and Mawley. The killed and ...

... dispatch, it yetteiday iecei»ed fiom Portsmouth »» a I'endet in a genernl ttate of imurrertion” The news was brought by abig of war. letters also in town, which contain the same intelligence, with the additional fact of sevetal General Othcers have joined 'he Royalists, whose are, perhaps, too zealously computed 50,000 men. Charette and are amongst them. similar account has been brought by ...

... For Quebec, vi/h Passengers only, The fine f«t-«iling Ship, F.AGLK, Tons Register, EDW. HENLEY, Master, Will positively saiil in fourteen Day«, and being the last Ship this Season, early Applications must be made to the Captain on hoard in the Old Dock, or to WID. HOLLIN'GWORTH $ lIOLDERNESS, lieu., June 7th, 1817. Exchange Buildings. r-J- For AMSTERDAM, The fine Hutch Hoy. NOOT (iBDACHT, ...

... SOLICIT the public attention the greatly improved principle Lotteries, which they were the first to establish; whereby, with a diminution in the price of the Ticket, and increase the amount ol the Money distributed in Prizes, the Value of the Chance to every Purchaser is very considerably enhanced. attentive peru.al the Scheme v.i’.. ...

... To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, (Either together nr in Parcel*), FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at Wef.ton, and in the parish tnxrm.iNo, in-Holdcmess, « the county of York ; consisting-of MESSUAGE or FARM-HOUSE, BARN, ABLES, Ac. and FOUR CLOSES of excellent LAND; now in die occupation of William Tennv.son, J namely, *. R. r. The Homestead ;md Garth, contains 3 Home Close A 10 39 Skeffllng (’lose 4 1 ...

... For further particulars, inquire of Mr. Smith, Gainsborough ; and in U'lll, at the Tea Ornci:, opposite the Theatre. ...

... COITFHAS. l ine MALTING 15AKLFY. ign I S, and IMG FOX HI, NS. UIUH.IIIH June ...

... Printed and Published ROBERT PECK, his Office, No. ;j(>, Scake-Lane, HULL. Prize for good Cultivation. THE Holdf.bness Acbicultl’Ral Society offer the GOI.l) MEDAL of the Board of Agriculture, to the Occupier of the best cultivated Farm in Holderm-ss, not loss than 100 Acres.—-TheCamUdates to declare themselves to the Secretary to the Holderness Agricultural Society, before or on the 24th of ...

... t- BE SOLD BY AUCTION, % Miss GODFREY ~ MARKET-WEIGH TON, Wtintidaj, Nov. next, 1815, at five o'clock in the afternoon. to Condition, of Sale a. .hall then and y J ,bere p.oduced ; unlei. previou.ly Di.po.ed Of by ■»* Private Contract,) Durable FARM and FARM HOUSE, situated at Goodman ham, commonly called Good- Old Hall; with necessary Conrenience, and near Four Acres of good GRASS adjoining ...