... at the LONDON TAVEItM, BHI-OPS- r. on WEDNESDAY n.-M. tbe ?? instant, at for One ?? pr-Cisely, to receive the Report of tj*e i ?? t0 10i.* -ueh measures aa may ba ciccined ad- vi.-.ble ?? th.- (.eneral interest-.. WILLIAM CRAWb'ORD, E.«l- M.P.. in the Chair. f ON DON and WRSTMINSTEU BANK — A The DIRECTORS GIVE NOTICE, tliat they will COM- MENCE BUSINESS at their House, No. MP. Thro. mort..n ...

... THOMSON, Com- inai tier, 604 tons register. This ship is remarkable for her quick and regular passages, and carries aSurgeon. Apply to the Owners, Messrs. ACR VMAN, liristol. N.B. One of the large Cabins in the poop, antl one below dis- engaged, with three of the smaller ones 10 x I) feet. npHl:7 GENERAL STKAM NAVIGATION ■ COMPANY'S first-rate and superior packets leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE for ...

... ,h * RCH * IS HOPef CANTERBURY in the Chair. I. That a! '. X lc ' s l ,il i s >vere adopted : — ite coin, iiittee ba appointed for thepurpnie of ?? s, . * tne ) ,u, ?li ( 'tion,aiid promoting the circulation 1 nlisl! ! u l ?? S' l ri ?? | 5 language*, and also ofversions ?? o .. ?? r: ?? ' na,le tothat cammlttee of a aum, or , . mm ey, to acdiawn f r from time to time a* the ...

... April 10th, and Twenty-ftve following days (Sundays excepted), THE FIRST PORTION of the ■*■ MOjT CURIOUS, MOST EXTENSIVE, and MOST VALUABLE LIBRARY OV TMK LATK RICHARD IIEHER, Esq., Removed from his House in York-street, Westminster. This Part contains many of the First Editions and early- printed Cissies ; and al.so some of the rarest Books which have appeared in nil the European Languages, ...

... Stenm .tort! rjrfeveiv Monday, Wednesd.v, and Saturdly, at ftt* ' ! From Margate every Monday, TuesdayL ano T«o* , ' t . Vine o'Clork, as usual, until further notick J_rAy.- ?? ° ?? 1!. PHILLPOTT.Jg ecreU T J m LEWIS GILSON, S becreU'|eB- --^ilvn^BELTAST^^ DUMAS, chFi,:.^ C^puZotAb and Fa1n.0..t1..-Tl,e WILLIAM S ■'.SfiBIIOOKS. TO-MOKROW MdRS. } .flC'- ?? ' i.; .t Vn- ?? precisely; callip.; ...

... walk on lioaid at any ' . il.e day the vessel starts. I^SOHO. SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 22; the - uI > ARCH. Captain BAIN, will make her first voyage , reason on Saturday Evening, March 1. 'iWc*, ri4tl Eagl.-, Regent's Circus, Piccadilly; and . i^rfrnhall street. A. MITCHELL. irOCAL CONCERTS.— Under the in.n.e- I ?? Patronage ...

... the arena for another words, hope you will aiibrd space for a few remarks an article which appeared in your last. You informed us that in Mr. Hebb's inaugural Address at the Athen ...

... Mr. Harvey's motion for an enquiry into the state of the Pension List, the majority for Ministers was only eight, in a House of 37« Members. This may be considered a virtual defeat, because the Conservatives turned the scale in their favour. On Friday night, the circumstances were 'till m extraordinary. In the first place, the Marquis of Chandos succeeded, in opposition to Ministers, In ...

... i'enn ; a,,d Persona who arc ?? ,4 becoming Candidates, or of making inquirle* In in half of others, are requested to apply to rhe Secretary, from whom they will receive all the informa- tion which they may requite. Applications and testimonial* from Candidates, must be sent in on nr before Monday, the Ist of December. .HO, leS34. W. OTTER, M.A., Prim LONDON INSTITUTION. Oct. 21, ' TVOTICE IS ...

... fixed forthe depnrture from LUBECK of the fine, large, British-built steam vessel*!, the ALEXANDRA, Capt. J.C. Diets, and the NICHOLAY the FIRST. Capt. N.W. Stahl. _ To sail -Tom TRAVEMUNDE, the port of LUBECK, at Two o'clock pm. precisely. The ALEXANDRA is to sail— ThoNICHOL.W I. Is to sail- Tuesday, the 13th May, ruesday, the2oth May, Thursday, the __th, Thursday, the /*th June, Tuesdayi the ...

... notice, ' , ADVANCES of MONEY will from time to time ik by the Company at each of their Presidencies ol ?? Madras, and Bombay, and also at Canton, to such IJjbs shall be deemed proper by the Bengal Government, : hanee f° r B ' 8 U P (HI England in the Company's favour, 'Urn be fixed at the respective places at which the ad- 'Vnay be .made, such advances to be secured upon con- ,D nieat-- of ...

... Duchess of Kent and | /ponces* Victoria.— Mrs. ANDERSON, Pianiste to her i ?? Mf *tv«« d Instructress to her Royal Highness the Princess ' i.c-oris. has the honour to announce that her ANNUAL ?? oR \ING CONCERT will take place at the Hanover- ,,,arr Rooms on MONDAY next, May 12, at Two o'Clock. \Vjil Performers :— Mdlle. Giulietta Grisi and Madame swkhsusen, Miss Masson, Miss C. Novello, and ...