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... ?? fp\_ _\ ; has been very unexpectedly vacated, lor 1 fl me apply »o Captain Aided Chapman, No. 2, Leaden- t to DUNDEE j W A PERTH, calling off Scarborough, weather per- ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... fnjm the Jetty, West lodi* Docks, Blackwall, every Wednesday and Saturday rv efling, the ealy wharf where passenger* can walk on board g. gov tins* of the day the veaael starts. Owces, Spread Eagle, Regent* Circns, Piccadilly; Swan with Two Necks, Lad-lane ; and 35, Leadenhall-street. A. MITCHELL. INCORPORATED SOCIETY for PH.O- -MOTING the ENLARGEMENT, BUILDING, and REPAIRING of CHURCHES and ...
... 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 ...
... ANTWERP on THURSDAY. 2__d Inst , at 111 a.m. * Kor Freight apply to De Bic and Ralin, Crescent, Minories ; and for Berths, tit this Office. miaioru-mis,,.! CHARLES BESS ELL, Secretary. (59, Lombard-street. FEMALE to AUSTR A- HA— \ fine ship, of about 300 tons, will sail from the Thames on the 10th of JULY.dlrect for SYDNEY; this ship wil. bo fitted up by the Emigration Committee, acting under ...
... Kith of JULY.dlrect for SYDNEY] this ship will be tif ed up by the Kimgratinn Committee, acting under the s nciion of the colonial department, expressly for the con- veyance of SINCILE WOMEN of Rood health and character, from 15 to 90 > car* of an; the cost of the passage. If paid here, is only 01. each, which includes all chi.rjie for food and bedding, and those who cannot pay this sum will, ...
... Eleven ?? in the Morfti) ilv. BDW-VRO i. BRENTON. Cap.. K.N., Ch.-irman. LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, May 7, IH.I4.— NOTK'i. IS HKREBY GIVEN, that a SPF.- -( lAL (, r.M ItM. MEETING ofthe PROPRIE I'OHS of this SOCIETY, will be held at their Office, Ho. 60, LINCOLN.- INN- FIELDS, on SATURDAY, the 10th insUnt, at Twelve o'clock irir.i-e.it confirming the resolution passed at th ( heid on Thursday ...
... every WED- . and SATI RDAY. ROTTERDAM.i avryinghls Majesty -V Mails, every WEDNES- DAY and s.\ 111. ?? iV Morning*, at Seven ?? precisely, re- every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Morning. _OST_ND, every SATURDAY Morning, returning every TUESDAY N CALAIS, every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY Morning, re- turning every WEDNESDAY and SUND\Y Night. BOULOGNE, every THURSDAY Morning, returning every FRIDAY Evening. ...
... WED- A'E_DA\ and SATURDAY. ROTT ERD\ M.i arry ing his Majesty's Malls, every WEDNES- DAY and SATURDAY Mori.ii at Seven ?? precisely, re- turning every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Morning- OSTEND, every SATURDAY Morning, returning every tuesdw Night. CALAIS, every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY Morning, re- turning every WEDNESDAY land SUNDAY Night. BOULOGNF. every THURSDAY Morning, returning every Friday ...
... Sstrgeon. For freight or passage apply to Messrs. Gled- osane* and Co., 102, Leadenhall-street. FOR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, under engagement to the Honourable East India Com- pany to Mil from Gravesend on the 20th of June, the fine teak-built Ship CORN WALL, Captain W M. BELL, bur- then 902 tons, lying in the East India Docks. For freight or passage apply to the Commander, at Messrs. Palmers ...
... MILI.WARD, late of Xevushcin, in the count; ed on or about the 17th day fNovemher, 1833). are forthwith to come ln and prove their debts betorc Francis Cross, Esquire, the Masters of the slid Court, at his Chambers In Soutlutmpton- 'julldings, Chancery-lane, Loudon ; or in default thereof they Will be excluded the benefit of t lie said dei R.t-. and 11. It. BL'RFOOT, 2. King's Bench-walk, ...