... to the I TRT-sTFFS of the SU it HEY and SUSSEX ROADS by the death nf Mr Charles Georire Beet, the Trustees have resolved tli.it .■-kship and Solieitorship to the said Trustees shall no ■ n'cr.r be held bythe >amc individual: and that all persons di.fr. Ms of bee lining Candidates for either of such situations arp in send their applications (stating for which situation they annivi to the said ...

... DAV 1 ?? returnmgeverj >atcrd v. rrying hisMaJeacy'sMails.ever] 'AKD.NK.S D \ V and - \ . L T RD \\ Vlorniuij, at Seven ?? preaise y, re- tui-n ?? SD WaudS VTL'iIDAY viornng. t rURDAY Morning, taking ?? return- I \\ \lgtlt. UN DAY MoruiiiK, taking goods, returning AY night. KATHARINE stk AM PACKET WHARF to ' URDAY Morn input Nine o'clock. .■ to Mr. Morman, Agent, reet, from whom every ...

... Ship Company, Capt. p. SHARP, will leave the Brunswick- #barf, Blackwall, on SATURDAY EVENING, the ISth of October, at Eight o'clock, and Falmouth on Tues- day, the 2! tt. . ?? _ . _, For farther particulars apply to Messrs. \i Heox ami Ander- son, 46, Lime-street; or to G. Cand It. \\ . Pox, Falmouth. ALEX. MITCHELL, ?? Leadenhall-street. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Oct. 3, 1834. THE COURT of ...

... su- perior packets leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE for iumburgh. carrying bis Majesty's Mails, every WEDNES- D\Y and SATURDAY, early In th.- Morning, returning every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Chief Cabin, 51. ; Fore Cabin, I 41. ROTTERDAM, currying his Majesty's Mails, every WED- NESDAY and SATURDAY Morning, at Seven ?? pre- eiscly, returning evei v W'EDNESDAYand SATURDAY Morn- ing. Chief Cabin, 21.105. ...

... of Loudon, on Wednes- day, the '-'7th day of August, lx:J4 ; Resolved unanimously,— That an humble, loyal, and dutiful Address, be presented to their Majesties, upon the safe and hap- py return of her Majesty the Queen Consort tn this country. WOODTHORPE. I^AREBROTHER, MAYOR— A COMMON COUNCIL, .holden in the Chamber ef the Guildhall of the City of London, on Wednesday, the 27th day of August, ...

... B. THOMSON, Com- ander, (10-l tons register. This ship Is remarkable for her ; r.d regular passages, and carries aSurgeou. ■ Apply to the- >wnors, Messrs. ACRAMAN, Bristol. (If.B. One of the large Cabins in the poop, and one below dis- ngaged, withthreeof the smaller ones 10 x llfeet. ; 'pHE BATAVIER.— STEAM TO ROT- 1-* TERDAM.and at REDUCED FARES to COLOGNE, snd ■all Place ...

... vi M ?? the 15th of \ vember, at Eight and from FAL' OUTH on WEI D \Y, I tie ll>th. Has very superior accommodations for passen- gers : be bad ofWH/oX and ANDERSON. 40, HAMILTON, Edinburgh! G. C. and R. VV. j ith,: and a. MITCHELL, Agent to the Edinburgh ! Ste-.ein Ship Compail FIRST SHIP FOR BOMBAY, touching at MADEIRA, (OI.UMHO, und along the- MALABAR COAST, I the «eak-ship VICTORYi 712 tons ...

... !; . will from tiie present dale, and until ?? be Two Shillintra and One Penny, (instead ol Madias and I j une shilling and Eleven ?? tary. — 1 ■ — ' ' .-T INDIA HOUSE, May 14,1834. : *THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the J ' ■ BAST INDIA COMPANY. DO HERESJY OIVE NOI tnieti.ni have been i-sui nmt of lien- • Debt 1 two • 1 the hllemittable 1 Ai V m yioi'is'v ad*'ert or not) may r HMi b in India, 'Vr ...

... on the 16th of OCTOBER., direct for HOBART rowN.- This Ship will be fitted up by the EMIGRATION COMMITTEE, acting under the authority of the SECRETARY OF STATE Foil TllE COLONIAL DEPARTMENT, expressly ■• . for the conveyance of Single Women of goo.l health aisil old*?J f iarac ter, from l. r , to 30 years of age. The cost ofthe Passage if paid here, is only ,is. each, which includes all charge ...

... the teak ship VIC- TORY, 7)8 tons register, C. HIDEV, Commander; lying inthe West India South Dock. This ship is lit ted expressly tor pas- c.-, and carries a sutkcoo. For freight, or pa.-sage.-ipply to Messrs. Lyall, Wyllic. and Co., Great St. Helens-passage; to Capt. Uiden. at the Jerusalem Coifee-house. Cornhill; or to T. Haviside and Co., 147, Lea- d.uhall street. GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION ...

... ot ASSISTANT SURGEON to the WESTMINSTER HOS- PITAL, 1 again ?? oti'er ii.ysell us a CANDIDATE for that situation. In the event of my being honoured with Hie appointment, I be- to assure yon that my best energies shall be devoted to -. ct the benevo lent intentions e.f the Uovernorsof the Cli . I have the honour to be, My Lords, Laelies. and Gentlemen, \ our obedient bumble servant, FREDK. HALE ...

... Fe- i Ife, to be calculated; In con sequence of this impioee- vouneer Male Lives are insured at premiums below the 'Sviinary rates. Tl'hc Female Lives on tern s lower than any other Office. actus, exhibiting thia remarkable distinction at every ; b« obtained at the Orucesof the Company. B from the tables are subjoined. 1 AnnualPremlums required for the Assurance of ?? J be received on the ...