... vi M ?? the 15th of \ vember, at Eight and from FAL' OUTH on WEI D \Y, I tie ll>th. Has very superior accommodations for passen- gers : be bad ofWH/oX and ANDERSON. 40, HAMILTON, Edinburgh! G. C. and R. VV. j ith,: and a. MITCHELL, Agent to the Edinburgh ! Ste-.ein Ship Compail FIRST SHIP FOR BOMBAY, touching at MADEIRA, (OI.UMHO, und along the- MALABAR COAST, I the «eak-ship VICTORYi 712 tons ...

... i'enn ; a,,d Persona who arc ?? ,4 becoming Candidates, or of making inquirle* In in half of others, are requested to apply to rhe Secretary, from whom they will receive all the informa- tion which they may requite. Applications and testimonial* from Candidates, must be sent in on nr before Monday, the Ist of December. .HO, leS34. W. OTTER, M.A., Prim LONDON INSTITUTION. Oct. 21, ' TVOTICE IS ...

... -l* 1 ' TFR WITCH, A. 1. (late Don Pedro's l __*t * * it. 1 tons, coppered and copper- fastened, aat. ! * ?? f '..miiiandvr. To Invalids and others de- V fil ß . - ' Madeira and the Azores this presents an I'^ fishing . The vessel is well known as one of >or l a nd. and has excellent accommodations, and •^■Ji Ll attentive .Master. After a week's stay at ?? peJs tt> St. Michael and ...

... Packages, to be sent Picket Wharf, adjoining St. Katha- ice, 16, John-street, Crutched-friars ; Recent-circus; from whence small t3. 8 6d.each. [ 16. John-street, Crutched -friars. STEAM SHIPS every from Brunswick New Steam- Packet ocks, Blackwall, where passengers, « embarked or landed at all times of --morrow Evening, Nov. 22 ; ?? Saturday Evening, Nov. 29 ; lock in the Evening. i, Regent's ...

... tor HAMUURGH, carrying h is Majesty's Mails, every YVEDNES- I)AY and SATURDAY, early in ttic Morning, returningevery WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. ROTTERDAM, carrying his Majesty's Malls, every WED- NESDAY and SATURDAY Morning, at Seven o'clock pre- eiseiy, returning every WEDNESDAYand SATURDAY Morn- ing. ANTYY ERP, with a bag of letters from the Post Office, every THURSDAY Morning, at Eight, ...

... return •v'! ,A * Athe following days. Passengers aan at all £(%£S* °*s>*^± and DUBLlN, calling ...

... the YORK HOTEL, County of surrey, on THURS- ,.Vy , i-xt, at Twelve lor One ..'Clock ill tie- tees in the room of those ?? act: and on tlia 'General Business of the Trust. „„,..„, y> UTSKELL, Joint Clerks to the said Trustees. 21, Stamford-street, Oct. 24, 1834. IMIE CHURCH. —To PATRONS of LIVINGS WAN LED TO PURCHASE, with immediate or very early Possession, the next PRESENTATION to It RECTORY ...

... s and the Public, they have procured a commodious landing phiee near to London Hridte, and are making every progress m their power for laying down vessels of tbe first class, under the di- rection of the most approved builder* and engineers. Persons who wish to obtain Shar(S, on payment of One Pound deposit, arc requested to make application forthwith, a* the Committee cannot pledge themselves ...

... will start from the BRUNSWICK STEAM-WHARF, V, the l. r >th of November, at . X in the Evening, and from FALMOUTH on WEI r the l nth; has very superior accommodation for Pas- rmatioii may be had f Wilcox and Anderson, 40, Litne- » W. Hamilton, Edinburgh ; (I. C. and R. W. ?? Fal- ■ and A. Mitchell, Agent to the Edinburgh Steam-ship ( ay. 35. Lcadenhall-street, Lou. MONARCH or JAMES WAIT for ...

... w «.m_er 20, at Niae ?? precisely. &* G ...

... MORNING, November 27. tO, £„recisely. To DUBLIN, calling at Ply. „ l _i„i'oUth, the William Fawcetf, G. Brooks, on ?? ?? 30, nt Nine in the Morning. For furthei -' V ?? »t the Company's Offices, No. 16, John- - • :1 . Llnars ; No. 33, Regents-c ircus, Piccadilly • ?? ?? : J, stcmu Company's Wharf, near St. Katha- . f l) ' Small panels forwarded at 3s. 6d. each. ,>'■■■ ' W.J. SMITH, Agent. ...

... EM. LAND and IRE- LAND. Proposed hy J. S. Harford, Etq.l seconded by the Rev. H. Harvey, r Prebei.darx. 1. That this meeting has ohsei v.d. with the deepest anxiety and alarm the danger to which the Protestant Reformed Reli- gion is exposed, by that te.ll fill spirit of innovation which has been suffered to gain force in the land, and which, 111 its rage for destiuction, threatens to respect ...