... on Saturdays, at Two, till further notice. Fares :— Saloon, 10s. ; For« Cabin, Bs. ; Children. 6s. Particulars at the Wharl, and 62, Lower Thames-street. L- GILSON, Sec. STEAM.— -DUNKIRK. — -The ROYAL ADELAIDE will proceed from the London Bridge New Steam Packet Wharf on a GRAND AQUATIC EXCURSION to DUNKIRK on TUESDAY, the 3d of Srotember at Six o' Clock in the Morning, returning on theY L. ...

... the purpose of pro- l^ n X^iiltiv»t.on of the SCIENCE of MUSIC, and ?? t |, P nitives of this country the best instruction in its * '[brunches. This Royal Institution is now lie-opened **. c dins' mas Vacation, and Candidates anxious for ad- ?? sre requested to attend st the Academy any Th_rs- m t Three o Clock, for Examination, being the only day ** . -simittee sttenrl for that purpose. ...

... board at any tiuie of the day on which the vessel starts. Th« J \Ml,s WATT. Captain JAM 1 ESON, every SA- TURDAY EVENING. Offices, Spread Eagle, Rcg-ent-circus, Piccadilly, and 35, Eadenhall-street. A. MITCHELL. ROTTERDAM. -EXTR A PACKET.- The GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM- PANY'S lirst Class Pa.k.-t SUPERB will leave the ?? House lor ROTTERDAM on WEDNI SDA\ nell, at Twelve ?? precisely. Fares, ...

... to aneldedr^^^ter frW her lastpUce. \ M^ 1|3V , «r{jpl to ?? MTEa, a. Mr. if* . i,i sddres* ■ l ' n> - h „,»jf'i- — — ■IS -JiriJ^^trANTEDr >^3CUBITI^^ &c -f~i very g JO*. '^*««W^« Y - Jerat. rue rf ll g£ 1/ . ; i ...

... The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved the order the day for the house resolving itself into a committee on the Slavery Abolition Bill. Mr. CLA ¥ rose move a resolution relating to the admission foreign sugar for refining for exportation. He said, from 181*, the period of the cession of foreign colonies from conquest, there was much the same amount of produce that had now, except the sugar from ...

... PENGE (SURREY) V \LUABLE FREEHOLD AND TITHE-FREE LAND, adapted for the Rrectioi. of Vlllaui, Common, Surrey.—Uy Mr. WARREN, the Billet Puhlle-house, Common, TUESDAY, the 15th day of October, 1833, Two o’clock precisely, Eleven Lots,;before the Commissioner of the said luciosure. AVery VALUABLE Piece of FREEHOLD and LAND, comaiuiiiK FORTY ACHES. EXTREMELY WELL FOR THE ERECTION OF VILLA ...

... the tha T 1 wt official di e system . been lib —who set ht bon. Uty. cry soutu t any me? jpouaibilit ncy to, ai hat they : responsib this atroc gpreseutat bill whi emulate is‘e rights of *y beastlj six mon i, oh,” gagged bj mntry. . would rei This letl getl tlie Ii ions mea est uecessi t ig in Uaj ives, the ; logs to ire brougl tier, and * were; t! one tl ot a wort and ;y presei h imparti • ...

... THE EDITOR THE STANDARD. Sir, Permit to contradict misstatement that appeared in your paper of Saturday, in which the authorities of Hornsey parish are represented as haying ordered gratuities given to the men of the N division of police, proof of their good conduct and usefulness. The police have never Iteen employed Hornsey parish; and the experience adjoining districts enables the ...

... MADDOCKS, Peter, Urerpool, tlraber-mercbent, Jan. 18, Feb. 12, one, at the Clarendon Itooma, Llrffl pool. Attorneys, Mr. Vincent, King's Bench-wslk, Temple: and Mr. J. Robinson, or Messrs. Bartley and Roberts, Liverpool, DIVIDENDS to be made In BASINGHaLUSTREET. ATKINSON, G. W., Fenchnreh street, and Leman-street, Goodman s-delds grocer, Jan. 24. BEET. C. Ci.. Stan.ford-street; Blacltfrßir?, ...

... On Saturday, John Brown, Esq., High Sheriff of the countv, entert«ned upwards of 120 gentlemen, his seat, Lea Castle, ne Kidderminster, in the most splendid style. He aflerwards proceeded to this city, accompanied by a large caval„. fourteen private carriages. In the evening, the High Sheriff escorted Mr. Sergeant Ludlow to the Guildhall, ' e Commisaion was opened by that gentleman, the ...

... of that Pari.>h ; the one in the Morning the REV. T. DAVIS, B. A., Cur-te of All Saints', anil that in the Evening, the REV. 11. HAS. TINGS, M. A., Hector of Areley King*. On SUNDAY MORNING NEXT, June 30th, SERMON will be Preached in THE CHURCH JOHN, IN BED WAR DINK, by THE REV. 15. DENT, 31. A. Curate; after which there will be A COLLEG' TION for the BENEFIT of the SUNDAY SCHOOLS established ...

... MR. CLUTTON BROCK'S FOX HOUNDS. Half.past ten. Friday Mar. 1 Rose and Crown on Bromsgrove Lickey. Tuesday. Crow Nest. Friday 8 Copcot Elm. THE ALBRIGHTON HOUNDS Ilalf-pmt ten. Thursday Feb. Bottram. Saturday Mar. 2 Middleton Tuesday 5 Rindleford. Thursday J Shartshill. Satui day 9 Orslow. Tuesday Dudmaston. Thursday. 14 Shatterford Gate. Saturday . 16 Chillington. ...