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... Lieutenant JAMES FROM ui;^ r 7 ) I r a,,der ' 18 Pointed to start as follow,:- ; 27th Octofi. . FK __ NEW VOIIK. WQer - I 224 November , leu, . _ And for tne y*** r ***•*• t.th h A F p c r t. rU » ry •**»* « a rch SMth May }£i*t* Kith Jm/ 19th June 31st Au.ns. 7th August 19th ...
... 'Powerful and magnificent new Steam-ships MONARCH, ?? IH > C, ' A RENCE, and CALEDONIA, having several private wate cabins for families, and whose unrivalled accommodations If.S'w speed are well known, leave BRUNSWICK-WHARF, 1-K.A--.WALL, for EDINBURGH, as follow:— CALEDONIA, TO-MORROW NIGHT, October 3. CLARENCE, on SATURDAY NIGHT, Octobers. Fares 21. and 31., provisions Included. li p C , y ...
... i he ,-innual grand meeting of this important Society, fnr the present \ear. was held at t_la«gow, on Thursday last, as we yesterday stated. At the morning exhibition of fann- ing stock md agricultural implements many thousands of per- sons were present. In the afternoon the dinner took place, and we subjoin, from the Gtasgow Courier, the following ac- count of what occurred on this memorable ...
... ?? mmm^ m^ m^^ m^^ WEST INDIES. ~ «. The following are extracts from the Weat India papers, re- ceived yesterday by the Tyrian :— J ama .ca , |A v gu_rt 15. The mail which her Majesty's steamer will this day con- vey from our shores contains ample evidence to convince our friends in ( ireat Britain (if any are left to sympathise with ihe whites) of the deplorable condition to which government ...
... Borough ol |,ury Saint Edmund's, in the county of Suffolk, together -rtlh BENJAMIN PARKER and JAMES LEE, the Jwo Assessors, chosen to hold the Court for revising the liuiness Lists with the Mayor, will hold an Open Court fo' the purpose of revising the Burgess Lists and the Lists of Claimants and of Persons objected to respec- ifvely. at the Guildhall, in the said Borough, between [l, e First ...
... Kn W , E ?? ,OHN BRITTON, Commander, leave aSDAV KI Z the TOWER, regularly every SUNDAY and l__. ' ANTVVERP- •erbu R ii'r P «. rb Sl J ,ps ...
... \ f OS T respectfiilly begs leave to inform tbe \l Nobility, Gentry, aud Inhabitants of Black- tur i and its V icinity, that it is his intention to give A ?? «.> who houour him with their patronage will l ?? pr_,--le*- au^ «nU'rt__ued with the uuequal- y -fonuuiuM- and ingenuity ...
... Ni|(bt there will he Lot swoon & . Mr. Mukcall k Mu> Somcr*- COMIC SING I.VO DANCING..« Boxes 3s.— Bit Doors open Half-past Sit Performance to commence at Seven. Ticket* to had at the Printers; of .Mr. Siaadisy, Mr** Hbo ...
... X s h *t> favourite, and elegant Steam-ship bit firfifvf Yes -BRIGHTON every SATURD \Y for DIEPPE, P)l t m r ' returmn X every Wednesday. h.rin Mr ' Black * 8, Castle-square. Brighton ; in London, at »™**g-eross ; 37, Regent-circus ; or 69, Lombard-street. JRUSSELS, via OSTEND, in 20 hours, I Osi-H WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.— The railroad Ld tix a Brussels is now open, and the journey from hd til ...
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... 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 ...
... FLOWERS, that they have received, in fine or- der, their annual importation of Dutch Boles ; con- sisting of fine Hyacinths, Tulips, Narcissus, Sec., which they offer to Ladies and Gentlemen at the sub- joined pricesâ remarking that the best tune to plant them, either in the Borders or in Pots, is during the present month : â Very fine Double Hyacinths, from Gd. to Is. per Root Polyanthus, ...