... 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 ...

... off l*Die- eavher Permitting. Hastings is 15 statate miles ?? c th an Brighton. Hiliat .. est c abin, 18s. ; Fore Cabin, 125.; Carriages, 31. ?? c ° ffi ce, 33, Fish-street-hill ; or at the Belle Sauvage, kj^jn, London ; or to Messrs. ALLEN and FOWLE, Rye. ' A CIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION COM- PANY. _ To be incorporated by Royal Charter. ■Sh_r B ap * ta * £250,000, in £000 Shares of 501. each. to be ...

... *TURDAY.-The railroad »l msseis ?? „lr b noM _ opened, and the journey from * lege in ?? • m f d ,n about five hours, and from „ 'N C(J U.m v ?? X llours ' The GENERAL STEAM i MKNAI nf .on> we * I*know'n1 * know ' n - ra P id ' and elegant i iXT at ?? • ' 9 horse Power, will leave on WED- , Nidiri ,„h In tn l Morning, and every Wednesday; Dt ATURnAv P ?.^i T £ ul st eam-ship EARL of LIVER- ...

... solicitation - and merchants, the Directors have .fWT ?? : ■• ■ GREAT WESTERN, JAMES HTOSKEN, •wnniain. appointed to sail— *KOM BRISTOL. FROM NEW YORK. iwh January, I«J.*'. 13th February, 1839. 2J.«« 3d April S„? April 22d May jß.June 10th July » August 28th August a« S-ptemher lfith October •* November 4th December Ji L*? New York, in best State Rooms, 40Guineas; in other -(■onis, 35 ...

... The opening of the '• Hall of the People took place on Saturday evening by an entertainment of the - Trades' Po- litical Association to their Representative and President, Mr. Beamish. At five o'clock the dinner was conveyed to the hall, and Mr. O Connell took the chair. Mr. O Co.vmf.ll said— The first toast, gentlemen, is the : Queen, the justice of whose imparial government is the | surest ...

... (From tha Humpshir* Telegraph.) Portsmouth, Nov. 17.— Her Majesty's brig -Teazle -ail.d from Valentia for Castellan de la Plana on tbe 2sth oi Oc- tober, will 800 troops ou board and in mnclies, belonging u> tll service of the Queen of Spoil., lo reinforce , hat ?? which is about to be besieged by tl.e troops of Don Cail„>| i under the command of Generals Cabrera nnd Forcadel, I whic'i ...

... and the journey from wjit . Bruss e's is performed ln about five hours, and from VIGATiA 1 ?, 86 ln about six hours. The GENERAL STEAM »l£2 ?? COMPANY'S well-known, rapid, and elegant WVvpv NAI, of 120 hors e power, will leave on WED- ?? hXT ' at six o'clock in the Morning, and every Uvfd& Mld the splendid and powerful Steam-ship EARL *»tor _. I J OL ' on SATURDAY NEXT, at Two in the mi .if ...

... MONARCH j f CE * and CALEDONIA, having several private IhrtT. iiies, and whose unrivalled accommodations in ItiifPeedare well known, leave BRUNSWICK-WHARF li] ?? ,for EDINBURGH, as follow:- -* t___n T °-MORKOW NIGHT, November 14. ■ Be a SAT URDAY NIGHT, November 17- -the „ ?? 3l > Provisions Included. ii *Bii«9- ar i n g-cross*, or at the General Steam Navi- 'Jh(£ n p Offices, 37, Regent ...

... TWENTY LIVES LOST About one o'clock yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon, three pinnaces, having on board the men employed at the Break- water, left the Chatham Hulk, which is moored inside that structure, as a rendezvous fur the men ; the sea was then run- ning very high aud the wind blowing a fearful gale from S.S.W. The destination of the boats was the quarry at Ores- ton, but as they proceeded ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE of RUBBER V AGAINST AN ARTIST. \esterday Mr. Rawliuson, the sitting magistrate at Mary- leboue Police Office, was occupied for a considerable time in the investigation of a charge of robbery to the amount ol 680/. preferred against Mr. Robeft Felliiis, an artist, residing with Mr. Burn, a master tailor, at No. 11, Church -sireet, Paiiding- ton. The property in question, ...

... Dublin, Nov. 14.— A general meeting of the members ol this great Protestant confederation assembled this day at the Great Rooms of the Metropolitan Conservative Society, Dawson-street, under the sanction ofthe Grand Lodge ol ! Ireland.^ Every district in Ireland had iis representatives. At one o'clock the chair was taken by the Deputy Grand ' Master, Chidley Coote, Esq., of Huntingdon, in the ...

... ,_ uin 6- Hastings is 15 statute miles man Brighton. M the B .iw abin ?? 8s - i Fore Cabin. 125. ; Carriages, 31. hill i l\^ cc ' ,it 3' *'i.h-street-hill ; or at the Belle Sauvage, ?? - a n ior to Messrs. ALLEN and FOWLE, Rye. fjAORDINARY SPEED.— LONDON IHAi.Fn.T.s ! n 15 ncn * rs * nA a ha!f ' lrom BRUNS- iWerff,! BL, , A ...