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AUBYN STREET, DEFONPORT, 43 44, ST. AUBYN STREET. (EbTABLIMIED 1809.) CHILDREN'S Con) W R. 12s. .

of Youth's Boots and Shoes. Wonore's Leather Boots, Military Reels, reduced to 6e. 4d., extra, 64. 10d. Doable Sole Goloshed Boots, from 4s. 6d. Children's Boots and Shoes, Leather, Clump, Cloth, lea, of varied make and material. Several des. Pairs of Ladies' House Boots, Shoes,

TAVISTOCS MECHANICS' INSTITUTION.- On Monday evening Geo. Buckland, Esq., gave one of his popular musical entertainments, entitled "The days of merrie England." The Guildhall was crowded to excess, and the talented artiste appeared to give great satisfaction. MECHANICS' INSTITUT

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The following fact. have beet communicated (says a contemporary) replatin.r to one of those singular cases in which humeri 'viol' are frightfelly tortured, some• times for years, owing to the unaceouutiole presence and movements of needles in the body. Mr. John Broughall J ones,

SHAWLS FLANNELS PLAIDS IRISIIES SILKS SHEETS &c., &c., TILE WHOLE TO BE SOLD At RALF and TWO-THIRDS their Yalu.

that having just received his AUTUMN PURCHASES, Ile is now prepared to show the NEWEST STYLES IN SHAWLS, MANTLES, BONNETS, RIBBONS, &c Ho also invites their particular attention to his STOCK OF WINTER DRAPERY, Which is now well assorted in all its branches. French Merinos from l

IRON BEDSTEADS! IRON BEDSTEADS!! LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK IN THE WEST OF ENGLAND KEPT AT 43 4- 44, ST. dUBYN STREET, DEPONPORT, 43 4.44, ST. AUBTIV STREET. EbTAILISHED 1809.) MARSHALL'S REDUCED LIST. CHILDRiII COTS it . 121). 6d. 10s IM Great Reduction in COOKING STOVES and RE

We are enabled to state the more important stipulationsof the treaty signed at Jeddo, on the 2fith of last August. This treaty, in the first place, engages that:— There shall be perpetual peace and friendship between her BAUM Majesty and the Tycoon of Japan ; secondly, that her