... ! ?? r 'ii *RT Commander, allowed to be the fastest in the * j r1 _W lo ' hurthen, and engines of 300-horse power iv* London for the above place* on THURSDAY «.l ?? MAT. June 19. at Ten o'Clock, exact time. ■ may be secured, and every information obtained, at W%Li No- 61. Charing-cross; 6. King-street, Cheap- ndat Downe'« Wharf, East Smithfield, from whence ihf^'P^^c. K. COEMAN. Agent and ...

... 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 ...

... Liberal Salary will be given. No Penon nee ...

... the ship THAMES, 1425 tons per register, Captain ROBERT FOX, late of the H.-t. St-. Orwell. This ship Which was built fi ,> been in the servlceof the Hon. East I; ' ii.g out so as to ensure tl forts of Cabin and attempted; and, fr, rjuipments, it is pi no such opportunity h;.s yet offered of ti commodious, rapid, mid economical passage to the Colonies. Every information will be afforded to ...

... IV., and upwards of fifteen TX r1 t T f* rs t l ora . ,n ander on the station ), \\TILL LEAVE the NEW LANDING PIFR SOUTHAMPTON, FOR HAVRE, On WEDNESDAY, the 25th of JUNE, Returning on the following Monday from HA VRE-DE GRACE, And will continue io make Day-light Passages throughout the Season. FROM SOUTHAMPTON. F r OM HAVRE. Wednesday, June 23, lo morn, j Monday, June 23, 9 morn. _. Ar >/-vrr^ ...

... 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 neighbourhood, that ,h „ opened the premises recently occupied by r Russell, tor the purpose of carrying on the ove Busincsses'iii all their several branches. The ?? part of his Sto.k, compiling , ny nf the Popular Works of the day, School id Children's Books of well-esuhlished merit id moral worth, with a choice variety of ma rental and General Stationery, has l>eeii irsonally selected iv ...

... banks of the Tweed, three miles from Melrose, and is surrouned by plantations, through whieli there are several miles uf walks. On the en- trance tloor me a hall. lifted up with ancient armour, a libraiy, a study, a dining-room, and a drawing-room, all connecting ivith each other, besides a breakfast parlour, a conservatory, Ste. •fe. There are on the first floor twelve good bed-rooms, besides ...

... RE- HEARSAL DAYS until Eleven o'Clock, for, from the experience of the first day, it has been ascertained that the oowpanvmay be easily admitted in little more than halt an lioor. On the days of the Performances the doors will be opened at Ten o'clock and be closed at a Quarter before Twelve. Printed Regulations relative to the route or the carriages, entrances, &c. m*v be procured at the Mosu ...

... BENEFIT will take place on MONDAY. June 19, 1834, -n which occasion he has the honour of announcing the com- bined talents of Mdlle. Giulietta Grisi and Mdlle. Taglioni. The performances will commpnee with the Last Scene of the Grand Opera of ANNA BOLEYNA; the part of Anna Boleyna by Mdlle. Giulietta Grisi. After which (first time s t this Theatre) Ihe New Comedy of THE WEDDING GOWN. To which ...

... ?? in the Afternoon, at the Seven Stars, occupied by Mrs. Glasson, in the Borough of Truro, all that big-hly cultivated and truly desirable FARM, called MAKEWSaIjg, Situate in the Parish of Lower St. Columb, about jive miles from the Town of St. Columb. Consisting of a good FARM-HOUSE, ne- cessary Outhuildings, and about 68 Acres (sta- tute measure) of rich Meadow and Arable Lund, now iv the ...

... of June the rW ieak-huik Ship CORN WALL, Captain WM. BELL bur- then 90*U>ns, lying in the East India Docks. For freighl ...