... 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 ...

... nearer Dieppe than Brighton. s» Cabin, 18s.; Fore Cabin, 125.; Carriages, 31. tirier particulars apply to Messrs. Allen and Fowle, Rye; tioif ''ish-street-hill; or at the Belle Sauvage, Ludgate-hill, ■ye ?? S\WERp, BRUSSELS, and the RHINE. ■A.ti eiil*' c ANTWERP COMPANY'S powerful apd splendid dbi iip 8 PRINCESS VICTOim, HENRY WOODRUFF, a er, ANTWERP, JOHN BRITTON, Commander, leave jproi K° ...

... ?? U1 leave ORAVESEND the 24th October, and J; U thesth November, ttann-r hi P, S USA N, of 572 Tons. HENRY NEATBY, Com- «OIITh X al , I ...

... 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 ...

... open, and the jouiney from ■ id ►« , ?? is performed in about five hours, and from 'l le.S, t Ll ege in about six hours. The GENERAL STEAM _ b». IONl ON COMPANY'S well-known, rapid, and elegant )AV - Men ?? of 120-horse power, will leave on W ED- S' -i.* \ ?■} Seven in the Morning, and every Wednesday; and eel D\v and Powerful Steam-ship EARL of LIVERPOOL, , «],„/ » at Eight in the Morning, ...

... It is one of the most singular phenomena in politics or mo- rals, that a free nation should be governed by a set of men who have po-itively no claims to the respect or support of auy class whatever in the country over which they preside. \ s an abstract proposition addressed to men of unbiassed and dis- passionate minds, this would appear to be a monstrous and in- credible exaggeration. It is ...

... We cannot find the commencement of the exlraordinary process of which we now give the conclusion ; but, iudiru.^ Irom several of the circumstance, now revealed, it would ap- pear that a woman named Pontret, editor of the Gazette dcs Femmes, and a man called Herbinot de Marechamps, lived to- gether maritalcmcnl, though not married. They led a most debauched life, the woman being not only ...

... ?? 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 ...

... The BISHOP of LONDON'S VISITATION. — — _. (From the Es*ex Herald ot yesterday.) j Yesterday the Lord BUhopof London held a visitation ofthe Clergy ot the district a; Chelmsford church. The proceed in- . commenced at half.p aat eleven, prayers being red by the uev. c. A. bt. John . Mildiii.iy ; and n very appropriate aid m.pr-sive sermon ivas pre -bed by tl_ ?? . J. Bramsion, v icar ot Bad now ...

... '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 ...

... ESS VICTORIA, HENRY WOODRUFF, KA„ I. 1 ?? 1 1 JOHN BRITTON, Commander, leave iv *L m the TOWER, regularly every SUNDAY and /•. at Noon, for ANTWERP. AlPsfl', St v lips ...

... HINCKFORD AGRICULTURAL AND CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. (Abridged from the _„_x Herald of yesterday.) The annual meeting of the members of this association teok p ace on Friday last, at Castle Hedingham, and, aa usual, a ploughing-maxh took place i:i the morning, io a field near Crouch Green. About three o'clock, w ggons were drawn up in front of ihe Bell Inn, and J. Round, Esq., M.P., ac- ...