Juiat'pbi-sihtid, Sea. clotb, ?? bs. rraE MEANS of PRESIRVING HEALTH and L ROLONGING LIFE; applied to Hereditary Diseases, the Affec- ffinib ofChilhrbs, and the Disorders of Old Aget; cosprising the result dtiifty poafs' experiene, derived from hospital and private precire. By Si

TO BREWERS. WAJANTED,-fl steady, active, and soher ?? _ie J 'V FORSi)AN of a Brewery, in the CountTy; he rmust perfectly understand tie Business, and lbe z'apa- ji, r~ itof kecinug a plain ?? persbnal applica- tions should bc made until desired, but letters addressed eto A.B. 44,

omil-firoc"Of-c- -.11 ?? - ve SATUTRDAYe, DECEMIBER ?? 40~. intO mid AMeeting of the Town Council took plaece on ~i Tuesdlay, for the purpoise'nf agreeing- to addresses to ve her lilajety Prince Albs-t, amid time Duclmess of IKenit. en ?? Ilayor said, its plumeunce of'the resolut

,-A?IttDaluplolt. SATURDAY, DECEMUBER 11, 1840. T he second county ball for the season took of place ait tlc Royal Victoria Assembly Rooms, vn T'ihursday evening, mind vas very numerouisly attended s by the ra uik mid Fashion of the neighibourhood. The polite attention of the wor

TO TRUSTEES for the equal benefitof creditors pursuant to 6 Geo. IV. cap. 16, sec.4. (Continued from column 776). Gazette—Dec. 8. 1840. BOULTON Benjamin (Nov. 20), of Walsall, grocer and maltster —Trustees, John Shirratt, of Litchfield, grocer, and John* Foster, of Uilston, bank

Gazette—Dec, 11. 1840. SANFORD George, late of Church-row, Limehouse, and now of Great Dover-st. meichant and master mariner; from 25th Dec to 2d Jan. eleven pr. C-t. Bkptcy.

COUNTY POLICE OFFICE—DEC. 5. Before J. King, J. Grundy, K. Walker, and t. Hodgson, Esqrs. Jo-epli Hextall, was charged with assaulting John Pratt, of Sapeotc, Friday week. The complainant said that lie met the defendant in the street, when witness said to him " coine, let us hav

be SOLD by AUCTION, J. B. MOODY, the premises, on Monday the 1 Ith of December. IMO.-The Household ITL RE and Effects of Mr. Javes, boot and shoemaker, who is leaving Chenton; comprising the usual selection of neat mahogany household goods, kitchen sites. ;U)-hour clock, two goo

ANTED, in Gentleman’s Family,—A steady, active, trustworthy Man. as FOOTMAN, who understands his business, and ran be well recommended.—Apply to Mr. Heath, South Wamborough, near Odiham. Hants. WANTED.— A resjiectable WOMAN, from 30 to 36 years of age, of obliging manners, exper

the cannneaucsden. to 1 *—forwarded to Paris letters by of the mail, are to November, with dates from An from all these now highly .]- anxiety to the highest de'"ltnSrtiW Theaaxigimie expectation*, founded ilVkTXffl as?valour oar countrymen to secure the by the BritSh Cabinet to