... Wharf Fas' / - ?? I'I'ESDAV EVENIKG at Ten ?? 7.\> IeTJ Saturday Rerths secured and m ?? s,,read Eagle, Regent-circus, Piccadilly am . Kdinburgh Steam-ships every Wednesday an, * ' A. MITCHELL. „,•.-'{ DA M and tiie RHINE. — The ,1 ' |V c| Id iMNI. The General Steam Navicatio, I. ndhi and powerful Packet the LONDON I 1 ?? . ;tt. the Mails ?? Rotterdam on SA Tl R . s■ \l .lunei.. at Seven ...

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... of The Botanical Medicines. The surprising and astonishing Cure of PRISCILLA, the Daughter qf JACOB and SUSANISA PYE, of St. Mary's Plain, in the city of Norwich, aged il years, effected hy Smith's Botanical Medicines. THIS young Woman was put under the care of Mr. Smith, the Proprietor of the Botanical Medicines, by the Corporation of Guardians ofthis City, uu Ihe-lsl day of September, 1830, ...

... |f them la *> ?? KKDAM and the RHl_\T^__Th; ./ NiM s .WEIU lI A XT—The General Steam Navi Ka t ior l» • . splendid and powerful Packet the LONDON ill leave- with the Mails for Rotterdam onSVIIR „ . . , .1 A I I .in.. ?? a, seven precisely. Reduced far. ?? is A pply at 61, Charing-cross; 50 , , he .spread Lagle, Regeoucircus ; or the Office of th, CHAS. BESSELL, Secreurv \ „ leai.on ( ompanv. ...

... 1 esterday, the Venerable Richard Francis Onslow, Archdeacon of Worcester, held his Visitation at St. Helen's church, this city. The sermon the occasion was preached by the T - Thos. Price, from I Timothy iv. IC. The chief feature of ais discourse was a sound exposition the Tie* * of the Church England, on the important doctrines of justification faith, and the influence the Holy Spirit.—The ...

... Ma. is ;,,r Rotterdam on SATUR . , ?? ?? at Seven precisely Reduced far-I ./ •_• Apply a- i.i, ?? V in- Eagle. Regenucire-u*; or the Office of il._ CH A.S BESSELL, :s, w ,arv N ?? ,- : . C nnpany. of. I_.m bard-street. (iX1 h ai.d RAMSGAI E — London - 1 ' \\ in l' ! -»* ...

... W¥te Hart Inn. Becking, ^iofJuue.uFOSTPONED until At lour o'clock. H. JACKSON, SIXRErAUY. ESSEX. THE MANORS OF ...

... powerful Packet the LONDON I ?? i «ill leave with tae Mails for Rotterdam on SATUR. I ' Vvi\(. NEXT, June C. at Seven precisely. Reduced fares ! ' ( „„i Cabin 2. *2s Apply at 61, Charing-cross u6 . ,h«. Spread Eagl e, Regent-circus : or Uie Office of the CHAS BESSELL, Secretary. „ ?? leation ( onrpany. ?? Lombard-street. . i |U» AI X and iKAMSGATiT.^I^W, \ I ?? v\ barf.— The ...

... 186 TONS. (Lnder the direction of an Officer in tbe Navy, one of the Proprietors.) THHE PROPRIETORS of the above r v f ?£ > /v! e TYv essel ?? S *rrao#ad with the Owners ol the APOLLO to Sail alternately every MONDAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, from JVK NUA1 ' SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE. Apprise the Public that the Days and Hours of Sailing of the CAMILLA will be as follow: — FROM SOUTHAMPTON. FROM ...

... Pitt Cl.L'B.—The triennial commemoration of the birth of late Right Hon. William Pitt was celebrated on Fiiday night at Merchant Tailors' Hall, when upwards of 360 noblemen ...

... GOOLE and NEWCASTLE; leaving Goole every Friday, and Newcastle every Tuesday, and calls at Hull each way for Goods or Passengers. For the convenience of Passengers, during the Summer Months, the Kingston will leave Hull every Saturday Morning, at Six o'Cluck, and call oil Bridlington, Scarborough, Whitby, Hartlepool, and Sunderland, weather permitting. Goods and Passengers conveyed at very Low ...