RAMS. MA. JOBSON i ESNa ClNghaTE NDS tlwn, oncWedsesday, the 10th of He ?? SHOW, FOR .SALE. TWO BAY COLTS, strogg and active, agoiod Mateh, and well adaped or arnse ot y Elipe, ata by Phyysi- " Chiljliglam Newtovn, Aug. 21, 1845. ThVFIVE RkEHOLD COTTAGES AT WREKENTON. MESSRS. SMA

DiRS BRAT'S NOVELS Af GO ROMANCESS. New illustrated Pd1tlo1.Th.onan and Go. al lilI. The Prot(ee7t:- a Tale of Ille yrr of Qeea Mci-p. Mrs Dray's dramatic skill and vigorous painting as-edelightfully brought oattin this novel. Tfre-scenes are laid towards the Close of Mary's rei

FRANCS. Jesuits in Paris and the neighbourhood are breaking up tbeir esublithmentt, in pursuance of the orders to lhat effect which been sent to them from Rome. They have already left tbe celebrated establishment in the Rus det Posies in Palis. The Abbe Ravignou has retired to M

o'clock, tbe following or tuch lots shall determined upon nt tbe time of Sale. A very Valuable FREEHOLD ES TAT E iotbe Lordship Barwrll, 2 miles from Hinckley, which consists ol 1 lo acre* ol rich Pasture. Garden, and Arable Land, in good condition, wilb Farm-hauteand Out-office

vailej ; Whose bold* (hr fold*, com WraaAhd roar-. ; Bird* l*ys, and lhat Dowo in humid bo' some, whose taste -m..rt rude than cb-«te— Love but the atarn and fhyzbtful, May for tvon,' (oo meat., ail-delvbtful. aiicirnt fanes and cotttkg'd lane*, Tall tree* iv row* 1- ; and tladf

SPAIN. The Journal Debatt publishes the following intelligence Madrid of the 19th instant:—The Minister of Finance having refmed to accede to the wishes the merchants of Madrid, wno had demanded some modification in the new tributary system, rrcat agitation ensued ; numerous gro

dreadful event occurred on Wednesday, which has filled this district with consternation. A violent storm broke over Rouen about twelve o'clock at noon; the rain had fallen in abundance, and several heavy peals of thunder were heard, but there was nothing to presage the horrible

Finsbury-square, London, do solemnly declare that wife was afflicted for three years with dreadful ulcerated leg, and that she consulted several eminent surgeons, and likewise two physicians, without receiving any benefit whatever. I further declare that, after every other means

TATTERSALL'S-YestekdaV^ WeM The only horses in any force were Miss *',„ na rci>'. n4 va and Due an Durras ; Mentor and the Merry WjT\ h&"%>t*2 backed for two or three hundred pounds ea^", ird^^ou enemies than supporters, at least such was oe^eea orj drew from the betting ; 2to 1

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