... Woodruff, and ANTWERP, John ] S ' N t ooimaHders, leave their moorings off the Tower regularly V thURSO A V ar_i SUNDAY, at Noon, for ANTWERP. r*_ ' _uperb ships are wholly unequalled in speed by any other v tne Continent ; they bave besides most elegant and I ?? ie ' for passengers, being fitted up with spacious •' . an.l I.aJi es ' c; ' blns - ■» we •»» splendid saloons. For freight or ...

... John ' i niimafiders, leave Iheir moorings off the Tower regularly . SDAVana THURSDAY, at Noon, for ANTWERP. ' .. superb ships are wholly unequalled in speed by ajy other „ io :ue Cuntinent ; ihey have besides most elegant and . ,n l-Lion« :or passengers, being fitt«d up with spacious I - i. es' cabins, as well as splendid saloons. For freight or j , pplicalion should be made to the Agenu, ...

... tbe SUBSCRIBERS to : .o i ■'- ;n '' Co-eera^s. Abe a Urge Roooa for the U-der- ?? eret- possible ?? will be afforded u> ?? * _ ?? to business. The room will be read; by Nine ?? „ '.h lure arranged with the Post Office for all letter* directed , t.) he left at their house. HK X MAJESTY'S MAILS by STEAM to VlfiO, OPORTO, LISBON, CADIZ, GIBRALTAR , ?? lONIAN ISLANDS, EGYPf.and INDI \ , , ...

... Passengers can walk on board. >it ?? and magnificent new Steam-ship RAINBOW, i*ft if* 5 , 0 ?? vessel from the river, having perfermed With V ***j hours, and having a spacious and splendid ttnd .^'nmodations unsurpassed for extent, conve- »i,-'*iicc, will leave the BRUNSWICK-WHARF, It. -ft for ANTWERP, on SUNDAY NEXT, Nov. IS, --•el ha« e l >erfe ...

... «AHQUis of CAMDEN, 1400 tans, for Bengal and Madras, * 'he 15th of Feb. :«,jSARL, 550 tons, for Madras, on the 3d of Jan. eM!* TuINE - • 50 ° tons - for Madras, on the 16th of Jan. IjOTRATHEDEN, 600 tons, for Madras, on the Ist of ?? ERAL KYD ' 140 ° ton ?? for M - drM « oa the ,st of ANN, 800 tons, far Bombay, »n the 23d of bee. COUTTS, 1365 tons, for Bombay, on the 28th 1 Plans and ...

... Ho use, No. 29, G.lden^ ?? on WEDNESDAY, the 7th of I* ebi vary next, at unt •'Clock precisely, pursuant )£ss CALDWELL, Secretary. EilxcTuiC LIFE ASSURANCE eiitii ever ?? ,ml' i fil uereent assured. TheHonusat t. .on a>erageu mi. y*, ?? ou the Premiums paid. Office, M, Bridge-street . Black f liars. JOHN KNOWLES. Resident Dire tor. LAW LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE.— NOTICE IS HKRKBI that a GENERAL ...

... through, Second Cabin; and 275. 6d., Chief Cabin, \ Is by the magnificent steam ship, WATER-WITCH, from along- side ST. KATHARINE'S STEAM WHARF every TUESDAY MORNING at Kight o'clock, ro Hull, andfromthei.ee bythe INNISFAIL, which vessel waits the arrival of the Water-Witch. Passengers Ix.oked through at Mr. Riley's, 161, Fleet-street, and- 10, King-street, Tower-hill. T ONDON and SOUTHAMPTON ...

... Cabin. . !■'*!•*-• 'chiding a good table, wines. &c, in the First Peninsniu- c. r M *J«tv'« Mail Contract Steam Packets of the from r ovr.™?- 11 Navigation Company; one of which sails MONday D ewy FRIDAY, and from FALMOUTH every bt the ah Passe ngei s wishing to continue some time at any the Cr,tH ov c Pl'wes, may have their passage home in any ...

... W. SWAINSON., R.N., Commander, 617 tons burthen, Engines 276-Wses' powsr, will sail from LIVERPOOL for NEW YORK, without touching at any Port in the Irish Chan- nel, on TH'JRSDAY , July 5, at Six ?? in the Evening. The chayacter of this superior vessel for speed and safety is ulresdy well established. She is constructed on the plan of being divided Into separate compartments by water-tight ...

... ' ul and magnificent new Steam-ships MONARCH, ■It. ?? I,AIiENCE ' and CALEDONIA, having several private •state cabins for families, and whose unrivalled accommodations nr A? u JP?£ lor speed are ,ye known, leave BRUNSWICK-WHARF, •BLACKWALL, for EDINBURGH, as follow:— MONAHCH, TO-MORROW NIGHT, July 11. CLARENCE, SATURDAY NIGHT, July 14. *ares 21. and 31., provisions included. Apply at fii, ...

... WEDNESDAY*, rhe 2.'id inst a- d ' Cork 01, MONDAY, ?? Inst., for NEW YORK, returning ' from thence on the 21st of June. P.-.ssengers will be conveyed frer from Liverpool and Bristol on SATURDAY, the 26th, to join the Sirius at Cork. Further information obtained on applicati'-n to Macgregor Laird, 76, Cornhill; or to J. P. Robinson, 137, Leadenhall- Btreet. THAMES TUNNEL, entrance near -M. the ...

... BRUNS- __T„ HAR /. BLACKWALL— -Pa-sengerg can walk on board. rf_iJ_-J' er ' ul and magnificent new Steam-ship RAINBOW. ' ?? **t a l oin - vessel from the river, having performed tx» t_i e .i, m 15 * hours, and having a spacious and splendid . witn accommodations unequalled for extent, conve- _Vrv\v,' d , el ...