... Junp, the fine 4^,k>uilt Ship CORNWALL. Captain WM. BELL, bur- theaWitons, lying in the East India Docks. For freight •or paws?* PP'v '° the Commander, at Messrs. Palmers. Vsckillop, and Co.'s, 11, King's Anns-yard ; Messrs. Barber^ Neate, and Co., 36, I enchurch-strett ; or to Mr. John Howell, 1, Leadenhall-street. |7 ING'S THEATRE.— M. LAPORTE _f\ r.-spectlully begs leave to inform the ...

... Roads will be held at the YORK HOTEL, Waterloo Bridge-road, In the County of Surrey, on THURS- DAY, riie l.th day ol June next, at Twelve for One ?? in the Afternoon, to elect Trustees in the mom of those who are dead, n moved, or refuse to act ; and on the General Business of the Trust. THOMAS ROWSELL, W. SpNHO.SE GAITSJCELL, Joint Clerks to the said Trustees. 21, Stamford-street, May S3, ...

... PERTH, JOHN SPINK Cooimander, of 1,200 tons burden, and engines of 300- -horse power, will leave Loudon for the above nlacet Z THURSDAY MORNING uext, May S^fo? .Clock. Goods received aud berths may be secured st Dowee'f Wharf, Lower Ewst SmrtbfieM, from whence the ahips start ; and at the Bfuoch Offices. 61, Charißg-cross, and 6, King-street, Cheapside, where plans of the ships msy be seen, ...

... sail from tho Thames on the loth .11 LV IN forSV. \_V. This ship will be litted up by the EMIGRATION COMMITTEE, acting under the sanction of the Secretary of State for the Colonial Department, expressly for the con- veyance of SIMILE UOMF.Y of good health anal character, from 1. to 30 years of age; the cost of the passage, if paid here, is only 51. each, which includes all charge faar food and ...

... THE Inhabitants of and Visitors to HARROGATE, are most respectfully informed that the DART, Four Inside Improved Safety COACH, will recommence running for the Season on MONDAY NF.XI', Instant, leaving the BULL and 111 and ROSE and CROWN INNS, Leeds, TEN o'clock the Mornings (Sundays excepted.) and will arrive the Wellington ami Binna's Hotels, Low Harrogate, Twelve ©Clock at Noon. N B. 'lhe ...

... K h - - Tne well-known STEAM sHIP BATAVIER, Captain D. DUNLOP »;ii « ■ for r&TTERDAM « T' SUnSay D „t, the Ist of June, at ?? in the Mornin* • „d Rotterdam for London on Tuesday next. For fnrthJ p.nicul.r. apply to Mr Wm. May, ]£ Fenchurc . trelt Ch,ni S » P ARenU ' Ko - 4 ...

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... holding Pluralities. Any measure which will secure a Resident Clergy will be the means strengthening the Church of Englind, and rooting it more firmly in the affections of the people. resident Parish Priest, whose heart is warmly engaged in promoting the spiritual and temporal wcltare his iiock, is one of the greatest blessings any district can possess. The union between the Pastor and the ...

... ?? July, direct for Sydney. This Ship will be fitted up by the Emigration Committee, acting under the sanction of the Secretary of State foe the Colonial Department, ex- pressly for the conveyance of Single Women of good heal'h and character from 15 ?? of age. The cost of the passage, if paid here, is only 51. each, which in- cludes all charge of food and bedding; and those who cannot pay this ...

... Gravesend on the 20th of June, the fine I {pak.'hnilt Ship CORNWALL, Captain WM. BELL, bur- I then 9 ...