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... TO0 SAIL ABOUT TH E Ist OF MA1 Y. F O-R QQU E BE C, The fine A. I Ship) 1' .8RTER, JoiiN BIOING, Maaster. 000 Tons Burilrrr, A regular Trader, and has excellent accommodation for Passengers. Apply to the Captain on Board, in th e Junction Dock ; or to JOHN BRODRICK, 1Iul?, April 4. 1834. 21, l ligliStrect. - WITH GOODS AND PASSENGERS FOR QUEBEC, To Sail about the 10th May, the Ship VICTORY, ...
... PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION, lBY SUBSCRIPT101i, AilT THRE COMM1AND OF HT9 AIAJESTV, TO WHOMI IT IS Bit PeUrSSIONS16 ICTE A SECOND VOYAGE OF DISCOVERY, A Undertaken In the Steam Ship, VicroRy, in the year 1829, for the purpose of investigating the Prac. ticability of a NORTII-WEST PASSAGE; including the Reports of Commander Ross, with the History of the Residence and Proceedings of the Crew, ...
... FOR- QUEBEC, AU4 O The filoe fast-saiiing Ship. ST. MARY, r403 Tens Register), BARRICK GILL.. Master. This Vessel possesses very superior Accommodation for Passengers, and will sail about the 20t11 of April. For particulars apply to the Master on board the Ship, in the Junction Dock, near the Gater; or to ROBERT & JOHN GILL, Hall, March 20, 1834. Exchange-Alley, Lowgate. c To succeed the ...
... TO SAIL ABOUT THE 1st OF.MAY.Y FOR Q UEB E C, The fine A. I Ship, Ali a ~FOSTER, JoHN BUI30XNG, Master. r-500 Tow arthen, A riegular Trader, and has excellent accommodation for Passengers. Apply to tile Captain on Board, in the Junction Dock; or to JOHN BRODRICK, Hlul Atri 1.1834. 21, lligh-Street. WITh GOODS AND PASSENG ERS To Sail FOR QUEBEC, To Sail aboot the 10th May, the Ship VICTORY, ...
... PREPARING FOR PUBLICAtION, B1Y SUBSCRIPTION, ,AT TIHE COMMV1;AND OP HIS MAJESTY, TO IOM IT 1S BY x eS ission DeDIaATmso A SECOND VOYAGE OF DISCOVERY, Undertaken in the Steam Ship, VicronY, in the Year 1829, for the purpose of investigating the Prac- ticability of a NORTH-WEST PASSAGE; including the Reports of Commander Ross, with the History of the Residence and Proceedings of the Crew, ...
... STOVE GrRlENHOTJSE PLANTS, &k. M'R. JARVIS states his Geraniums are now l 7Flowering, and will be disposed of at the prices of last Year. Many Pots Cape Bulbs; of Antholiza, Gladiolus lxia. Babiana, &c. Upwards of Sixty Dahlias in good named SortS. Fine Plants of Calceolaria,pendula & suberecta, with many others of this beautiful tribe. Lobelia speciosa, with many others. Fuchsia's in great ...
... ,JULL & SC ULCOAT.2S PUBLIC ROOMS. lE ANNUAL. jGENlERA&L MEETING jL of the PROPhIETORS wvill be held at the above ooms, 0n 17RIDAt~, the 2nd of Mtay next, at Twelve o5Cloek at Noon, to ELECT a COMMITTEE and AUDITORS for tht ensuing Yearand on otherbusiness T. W. GLEADOW, Hon. Sec. ildZl, April 21, 1834. - 0 '.~~~~~~~~~~~~~, MULL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. DRESS NIGHT. rnTF. FOURTH and LAST CONCERT, ...
... FOR QUEBEC, WIT1i COODS d.VD P.1SSENVGRS, To Sall about the lath April, TIIE FINE FASI'-S&ALING SHIP HARMONY, 430 Tonrs Register, VILLIAm BRowN, Commander, This Ship is pecoliarly well suited fot fassengers, having great height between LecCS. For Freight or Passage apply to the Master, on Board; ROBERT GARB3UTT North Dock Walls; or, JOHN TORR & CO. E1t0, 12th March, 1834. fligh-Street FOR ...