... and Exhibited by permission i>f his Most Gracious Majesty, with a GALLERY of SUPERB PAINTINGS ; amongst which are the celebrated Cherubim md Seraphim of Corregglo, taken from the Vatican by Napo- leon ; forming the Third Annual Exhibition. Exeter Hall, Strand. Admission to both. One Shilling. ASYLUM for FEMALE ORPHANS, near Westminster Bridge— At a COMMITTEE held April ?? 1834 — Resolved, that ...

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... 6th, THE CHAIR TO BE TAKEN AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, Wards hare been fitted up vjwfh Beds, and will bs re*dy T h° reception of Patients after)he above meeting. ral new regulations ?? consequence, be proposed, and that such Subscribers as feel an interest in the wel- 'i ?? b f °?Tj charity, will fiiyour the Meeting with their punctual I^V* By order of the Committee, ?? G. R. MOSSMAN. j^ord, M»y2BtMB34 ...

... Hank Stork 211'iJ Bank Ann. 3 per Ct. Red. 9 'j J«n A. IHttO. 3 16 per Cl. Con. *h«n Oilto Oet. I 7 -1 »S 3f pet Cent. 1818, Bill* £1 61 31 per Cent. Ditto .£500 }Je» 3| pr ...

... New Steam-Packet Wharf DAILY at Ten o'Clock, returning therefrom Daily at Nine ?? (Sundays •xcepted). G. H. PHILLPOTT ? *^ unaa > B LEWIS GILSON ?? Secretaries. Margate, J one 1, 1834. N.B. Personal Season Tickets to the Ist of Nov. 1834 only 41. FSaU^tKlHaySj^ ™ ™™*>y «* JLn^s £ £ P ?? l . Sta K« Manager, most respectfully *C^l^FKPir c iT 0b ?: t yV Gentr y. and Public generally, SSL. ...

... of June, the fine rtaitttbip CORNWALL, Captain WM. BELL, bnr- * oTtsas, »yM»K in the EMt lnd,a Do *»- For freight *J«*e •PP 1 ? to * J&SSf - ?? * Mewr «- P«»«ners, SJSsfc*, «nd Co.'s, 11. Kmg • Anns-yard ; Messrs. Barber, I EST** Co - 36, F« lcl,u «*-«tMSit; or to Mr. John *TZm 1, Uadenhalt*tr*et. CONVEYANCE to DUNDEE .nd PERTH, callis* off Scarborough (weather per- HLJfT-That *pleodtd ...

... LONDON. TUESDAY. JUNE 3. IT 18 with great pleasure that we announce to our readen that the civil war in Portugal over the array ha- submitted to Donna Maria, i'l),in Miiruel and Don Carlo* have by this time the Peninsula in a British ship-of-war. After irv trained Terceira near Thomar, the Miguel*,ao • iipitately evacuated Santarem, and crossed the south of the Tagus in the direction of er a • ...

... J,K OINTMENT IS 1!Y AGF. ' °f Oar.ct Puts. Is. «,),; Two U.m.-c. *. 9J 'S.; by limit.ay and Sons, ...

... WED- NKSDAY and SATURDAY. ?? ROTTER l>\M, carrying his Majesty'sMulls, every W EDNES- DAY and SATURDAY Morning, at Seven ?? prcaisely, re- turning evei y WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Morning. [ ostktN!., every SATURDAY Morning, returning every T ?? _wy SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY, and SATURD \ V Moruing, returning every WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and SUND \ V Nicbr. BOULOGNE, every TUESDAY and THURSDAY Morning, ; ...

... the 10th JULY, direct for SYDNEY. This ship will be fitted up by the EMIGRATION COMMITTEE, acting under the s.nction of the Secretary of State for the. Colonial Department, expressly for the coii- Veyance of SINGLE WOMEN of good health and character, from 15 to 30 .car; of age; the cost of the passage, if paid here. is only 51. each, which includes all charge for food and bedding, and those ...

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... for MARGATE, every Morning at Nine, including SUNDAY. BAMSOATE, every Morning, at Half-pant Nine, exoept SJLH. DAY. N.B. Personal Season Tickets in all the Vessels of this Com- pany, and of the Old Margate Company, on the Margate and Ranisp,atc- Stations, 41. each. ?? CHARLES BESSELL, Secretary. General Steam Navigation Company's Office, fill, l.onbard-street. EAST INDIA HOUSE, April 23, 1*34. ...