... Ship DUNDEE, JOHN WISHART, Commander, of 1,200 tons burden, and engines of 300-horse power, will leave Lxmdon for the above places TO- MORROW, the 9th of April, at Ten ?? at Night. Goods received, and berths may be secured, at Downe's W hart, Lower East Smitbfield, from whence the Ships start; •nd at the Branch Offices, 61, Charing-cross, and at No. 6, King-street, Cheapside, where plans of ...

... For freight or passage apply to Captain W. Ll| at Messrs. Palmers, Mackillop, and Co., King's Arms-yard ; Messrs Barber, Neate, and Co., Feochurch- -reet;'or Mr. John Howell, 1, Leadenhall-street. oTEAM NAVIGATION SJrJr\KW~hT ...

... above Departments, S*i h^ *g££3* from h ' s l Z tefte ■ ?? 11 -vnlars, nqu' rc at the Post-Office, s trfuV-K c _ir(^ p- d ) direrted f « **■ ...

... Auction Mart, on Tuesday the 7th day of January, 1834, for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of en- coraging or opposing the LONDON, HOLYHEAD, and I.IVER- II>OL STEAM COACliand ROAD COMPANY, who have given il their intention to bring in at tit c next Session o . a Bill which is to authorise and empower thcio, . other things, toaltei part ofthe Highgate Archway \ making the ...

... ?? the port of LUDECK, at Two o'clock p m. precisely. is to sail^ The NICHOLAY I. is to sail- Tuesday, thu l_th May, rucsdav, the.'O h May, Thursday, I Thursday, the Sth June, iayi the i 7'i Tuesday, the 24th, Thursday, the IM July. Thursday, the inth July, Tuei I, y, the2f)th, Thursday, the 7th Aug., Thursday, the 14th Aug., Tuesday, the o(iih, Tucdav, the -is] Sept., Thursday, the 1 1 th ...

... That the sate of Exchange atwhieh they will receive Cash fcr Rills on Mcga'-will, from the present date, and until further notice, be 2s. (instead of ]s. 11. d.) the Sicca Rupee, aud for Hills upon Madras and Bombay Is. lid. (instead of ls. 10.d.) the Madras and Bombay Rupee* PETER AUHER, Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, April 23, 1 8347 THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the -■ EASTINDIA COMPANY DO ...

... the Court House Steps ; and I must f aY, my impression at the time was, that you had made out a very good case. Subsequent reflection and a little have caused me to think differently, and, in my humble opinion, your display on Friday was vox et prce- i(rea nihil. I will state the grounds upon which my con- chision is formed. I consider it evasive to decline supporting Mr. Tenny- son's motion ...

... SELLING OFF HIS STtjG-K of the BEST LONDON HATE, „ the above reduction. Purchasers are requested to lose no time, as the Reduction is to diminish the present Stock, to make room for an increase in the other branches of his business. ONE PRICE ONLY ! Br— /ord, July 17th, 1834. '^DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Partnership hereto- fore subsisting between WILLIAM ...

... Meeting the Clerot the Archreaconry or Stafford.—Oil Thursday, a numerous meeting the Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Stafford took place in St. Mary's Church, in that town, to co ...

... 0 0 Wakefield .7 50 0 0 yi.VsiMd.aq 30 0 0 * ik ...

... of a New Chapel intend- ed to be built opposite Manor Bow, may see the Drawings- and Specifications at the Office of Walxe* ?? Architect, from tbe 14th to tbe 24th instant, where Tenders will be received, and any further information necessary obtained. -f-gr No Tenders will be received after tbe date specified, nor any allowance made tor Estimates. RXW AWAY from Ms APPRENTICESHIP, ON Tuesday, ...

... Act of Parliament _ T PAVEVQ, LIGHTING, WATCHING, and IMPROV LrI I IT _ T /r? N 11 * thereto, intend to meet on Friday the f»th day of December, 1834, at the EXCHANGE -BUILI.I OfGS in Bradford aforesaid, .at six o'clock in the Evening pre- ci*e,J' t^ c . l f vr l x>se of hearing and determining the appeals fif against the rate or assessment made under the said act, for t he present year. By ...