... BRITTON, Commander. ,iart frem off the Tower on SUNDAY MORNING Ivi al 1 '•n o rlock ?? l * f anies going te the Rhine will * lie «a* bT Amw ** r P n * Jch more »BT*eable and expeditious \ Rotterdam, the Sea passage being thirty miles ihorter, and ring a savioH of ume effected Id reaching Cologne of upwards of ?? For Freight apply to the London Agents, Messrs. Lightly 'Tsiaieu; »nd for ...

... the I*res (on I'Hot.) ...

... from off the Custom Houm ■HAMBURGH, carrying her Majesty's Mails, overy Wedn.__.ay i's«'urd«v morning, .arly. IiOITERU AM. carrying ber Majesty's Mails, every Wedn__*d«v sstunUy Morning, at Ser.n ?? precisely. r^-j-weRP, Bruwls, aad Cologne, evary Thursday Morniog, at r ?? ; END and Brussels, every Saturday Morning. H.VRE, Friday, Jan 1» Sunday, Jan. 18; and Thursday, Jan. . », Eigiit ?? in ...

... the same time to call the Attention of hit friends and the public to hit Stock of WINES and SPIRITS* which have selected with great care, and are of the Finest Qualities. ...

... lying in the WEST INDI\ 'nidation for Passengers, and lINDLAY, CHRISTIAN, and M .! S, St. M&rtinVplace, Charlng- inder, at the MEIIS, .ANCIS *.ver -street. ST E A M. — THE GENERAL STEAM ■ .NY'S powerful and first-rate STEAM . for- EDi ?? Wharf, Blackwall, every Tues- l.E, from Downe's Wharf, every Saturday Night, at Xi; DFRLAND, from Downe's Wharf, Friday, Jan. 17; and T 1: in the Evening. . ...

... Vi'K. OF I XCHANGB at which they will receive cash tor Bills »n Bengal, will, from the present date, and until •urther notice, be Is. lid., the Company's Rupee, and for Bills u Pon Madias and Bombay Is. 1 1 Jd. the Company's Rupee. JAMES C. MELVILL, Secretary. 811; M I N GHAM AND DERBY JUNG** TION RAILWAY— ELEVENTH CALL, TEN POUNDS PER SHARE.— The DIRECTORS of tbe Birmingham and Derby Juncti n ...

... JOHN BRITTON, Commander .^: irem off the Tower on SUNDAY MORNING ¦. ¦ ,' a t Ten o'Clock precisely. Parlies going le the Rhiue will ' „ a j by Antwerp much more agreeable and expeditious R ,-._r__m. the Sra passage being thirty miles shorter, and „ ,_. a saving of ume effected in reaching Cologne of upwards of 1 or Freight apph to the Ix>ndon Agents, Messrs. Lightly . and for Passage at ...

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... Blaster. TBUBO. r-f-JHE MISSES DALE'S BOARDING and 1 DA V SCHOOL will be Re-opened on Wed- nesday the 15th January, 1840. Troro-»-M» Teivaee, 7*h January, 1640. 2>e Tonport Classical aad Muthematloal ~ Proprietary School. THE REV. J. ADAMS, 8.A., Second Master o' tbe above School, continues to receive Boaid-n. tsaiss: per Annum. Boarders under 14 yean of age 30 Guineas Boarders above 14 ditto ...

... ier tbe Superintendence of the Principal, and Pro- H ' h. Rev T g. Halt, R. W. Browne, and T Dale, will be RE- ?? or. TUEM) AY, th* 21st January. ' 7 • pajse. for Private Instruction in Hebrew, the Oriental, and ' V rr i Ungues ' elwbe resumed. irnICAL SCHOOL-Tbe Spring Session will commence on V ?? metlsi Jan«»>*v 77- 7 EVCIN'EERISG. &c— This department, under the super- ZZZi of ...

... the re- r MerchaDi^ L , RNAMFNT CQMB> and im _ liy in fp^solA WREATH, together with a variety red V I«- I g. el i a ud Horn Dressing, Pocket, Braid, Tortoise and j vory Combs ; also, Drinking ,eria c, Horns, Lantern Lights, &c. ' ns ' , cnv of the above articles will be carefully -ders (or J uted. _ SHEFFIELD üBLl C DISPENSARY. a HOIL\ND having resigned bis office of Phy- I ■ to the above ...

... ?? I %nshed st 24. Norfolk--*.*, Strand, Loadon, aud J^mWsa ...