... [No. 6516. Price sd._ TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1845. ...

... h sea-going S \T, is now placed upon BOTTi., l^' and 1 W between DOVER and to i fh L OGNE and BOCI.i DOVER daily, according hJ™> tide. Although a 5T boat, she ™ °«en proved to be vory DRY and EASY in rough weather. Strnn f Urther Particulars apply to Mr. Richard Bushell, 26, HifU* ?, t l eet ' Dover ; or at the Boulogne and Dover Steam- t^toffice, Custom House Quay, Dover. J>ARIS, via ...

... upon •hia station, and performs the voyage between DOVER and •BOULOGNE and BOULOGNE and DOVEK daily, according » the tide. Although a REMARKABLY FAST boat, she oas been proved to be very DRY and EASY in rough weather. Por further particulars apply to Mr. Richard Bushell, 28, Btrond street, Dover ; or at the Boulogne •iiid Dover Steam- * Wcket Oflice, Custom House Quay, Dover. A^NTWERP, ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. The following are the receipts of railways for the past Week— that is to say, np to the date to which the respective returns are made, together with the receipts for the same Week of the previous year : — , Corraspond- Last Week. ' ing Week, 1844. £ s. d. £ s. d. Bristol & Birmingham, June 13.. I 3883 5 5 j 2318 11 5 Eastern Counties, anel Northern i fi 0 I 44^3 ...

... upon this station, and performs the voyage between DOVEK and BOULOGNE and BOULOGNE and DOVER daily, according to the tide. Although a REMARKABLY FAST boat, she has been-proved to be very DRY and EASY in rough weather. Hours of Departure of the Ondine from Dover. June 2>, Half-past Twelve, a.m. I. June 29, Pour, p.m. — 27, Three, p.m. | July 1, Half past Five, p.m. For further particulars ...

... MANCHESTER AND BIRMINGHAM CONTINUA- TION AND WELSH JUNCTION RAILWAY. A highly-respectable meeting of the inhabitants of the borough of Aberystwith, wiu-*- held on Monday afternoon, at the Town Hall, for the purpose of having laid before them the report of the directors of the above projected railway, as to the present position of the company, and the merits and advantages of tke line itself. ...

... BRISTOL, July 7. Stock Exchange.— The following are the closing prices: —Birmingham and Gloucester, 133 135; Do. Quarters (issd. 7i dis.), 33 34: Do. (Halves), par 1 pm; Birmingham and Oxford Junction, l_\ 2 pm; Bristol and Exeter, 92 ?? Ditto, New, 11; Bristol and South Wales Junction, _\ pm; Ditto Extension, 2J; Bristol and Gloucester, 26 28 pm; Ca- ledonian, 6i 6S pm; Cambridge and Lincoln, ...

... * f R^ ILwAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. ~-that°^ ing are the receipts of railways for the past ** _n> U *j ?? up t0 the date t0 which the respective of ty made ' to g et ber with the receipts for the same Ul the previous year :— Correspond- Last Week, ing Week, 1844. >1 & Wi*»« .. £ s. d. £ a d. fnCon^ in « ha ». July 4.. 4368 15 7 2836 11 2 £^^ M .™?} 5213 18 7 4775 112 W K estJ,£ I W w ' ...

... ARRIVAL OF HIS MAJESTY THE KING OF HOLLAND. We announced in our Second Edition yesterday evening the arrival of the King of Holland in this country. The different authorities at the Royal dockyard at Wool- wich had received instructions from the Admiralty and the Horse Guards to make every preparation for the reception °* his Majesty, and that the usual honours paid to Royalty were to be ...

... No. 6577. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1845 ; PRICE 5d ...

... HER MAJESTY'S VISIT TO THE CONTINENT. (From the Morning Herald.) (from our own correspondent.) COBURG, August 2.1 The Queen and the distinguished circle at Rose- nau attended the ball at the ducal residence last night, which was given ona scale of unusual splen- dour, all the distinguished visitors at Coburg being present. The whole of the state apartments were thrown open and brilliantly ...

... From New York. aturday, Oct. 11, 1845. Thursday, Sept. 18, 1845. ?? _, . I Thursday, Nov. (I. th r T,, ' r ty Guineas each, and One Guinea Steward's Fee. ?? V REAT BRITA 1 N-, 3600 tons, looohorses power, Lieu- ■wt Jam E.S lIOSKKN, R.N., Commander. „ From Liverpool. b'rom New York. Saturday, Sept. 27, 1845. Saturday, Aug. HO, 1845. &e tt . o „ Saturday. Oct. 25. ins , 28, 25, 22, and 20 ...