... lying in the East India Import Dock. This ahip possesses first-rate accommodations • it passengers, and is armed as she was when in the East India iut - Service. For terms apply to Messrs. Mangles, Price, :,d to . 8, New Broad-street ; to Messrs. John Thacker and Co., King William -street ; or to Eelgate, Btockley, and Co., 14, Bir- an-lane, Cornhill. STEAM to ST. PETERSBURGH (calling at I ...

... Katharine Dock on the 10th of October, and Ports- 1 ?? on the 15th. For freight or passage apply to Captain Owen, ! a . Messrs. Baring. Brothers, and Co.'s, 8, Bishopsgate-street; or to \ James Barber and Co., 64. Cornhill. , ■ _. _ j FOR BOMBAY, to sail early in November, the ( fine teak Ship BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, 1,469 tons per I ejrister, Captain WILLIAM MOORE, ?? lying in the East 1 Ind is. ' ...

... maid is kept. She ?? avmersraad all Plain Cooking. a^SST*-* IW^awae.Hatleld. SSjp BcwvMMt Waa»lt?ti. «b\7 ANTED, in • CRergrmaii's Family, i n WW sac teaatrv. a Man to take charge of a Carriage and 22 ?? aad m ?? ?? geoerallj useful in out tw*„ „ sj r Wilson, Printer, Daalikgton, if by JSTrmrmi. f ' Mmrmmm, wtrmr mmJtfom. NOTICE is hereby gi-en, that il is intended l^avd« ...

... r register, coppered and copper- ?? USEPfI DARE, Commander, lying In the I/ondon Dock, „, liiti. of September, calling at Southampton. This .. | a>! ( les-built clipper Is expressly fitted up for tween London and Madeira, and has an experienced and proper English stewards and cook. Made her last ■ ■•:,■ da\s For plans of the accommodations, &c, rr « i.er, Richard Dart, 3, Walbrook-buildings ...

... NICOLAI 1.. Captain G. B. BOS— NASLEDNIK. Captain C. N. HEITMANN, will commence Sailing between Lubeck and St. Peter-burgh, on SATURDAY, May ?? from Lubeck ; and on SATURDAY, May 1(5 (N. S.), from St. Petersburg!!. One of these vessels will sail from each of these ports every Saturday, last on the 21th of October from Lubeck ; and on the :il at of October (N. S.), from St. Petersburg!). The ...

... : Ftmesshsm, C. Strwardson ' \Z [jylnktl i Fnimlinghism, W. Freeman ' ?? , M\. Johnson ! Gasticp,]. Wilson ?? f „ ?? I Hai/lcif/h, H. Hardacro ?? • fcki-k ! Huies>rorth, T. Tippell ?? poiker i Harleston, G. W. Chappell ?? j. Deighton ! Ipfirich, R. Root i ■'r and Pratt I ffneorth. Miss Ooldamith ?? p ilsrker, *v Bono : Kenmn thsillfT. J. Humphrey •.c ' V^o.Vk. S. '.Villiams ■ Larenhdm, B. P ...

... (so justly cele- ?? for her unequalled accommodations for Passengers and spa- cious private cabins), starts from off the Tower every SUNDAY, et Neon precisely. Parties goin? to the Rhine will find the j may bj Antwerp much more agreeable and expeditious than by Kotterdam, the sea passage being 00 miles shorter, and there b.-n.p by meant of the railroad, a saving of time effected in reaching ...

... lying in the E_t in|»rt Dock. This ship possesses first-rate a ?? M-iifrers. and is armed as she was when in the East India ■ Service, lor terms apply lo Messrs. Mangles, Price, d New Broad-street; to Messrs. John Thaeker and Co., W ilham-sireet : or to Felgate, Stockley, and Co., 14, Bir- ijii tornhill. FK)R CALCUTTA, the teak ship ZENOBIA, 600 tons, Captain OWEN. This vessel is' detained, ...

... Steam-ship DART ls now placed upon this Station, aud wiU leave BRJGHToN and DIEPPE as follows:— FROM BRIGHTON. Wednesday, _ Sept., 5 Morn. Saturday, 19 Sept., 6 Morn. Saturday, 5 — 6 — Wednesday, 23 — 11 — Wednesday, 9—ll _ Saturday, 26—1 After. Saturday, 12—1 After. Wednesday.3o — Jp.2 — Wednesday, 16 — jp.2 — PROM DIEPPE. Thursday, 3 Sept., 4 Morn. ■ Monday, 91 Sept., 7 Men- Monday, 7 — 8 — ...

... fast, splendid, and powerful steam- ship LONDON MERC 'ANT, with very superior accommoda- tion, every WEDNESDAY; and the favourite Steam-ship ATTWOOD, every -SATURDAY, at Eight p.m. The Trains on the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway leave Newcastle twice everyday, performing the distance in about three hours. . Foi SUNDERLAND, the TOURIST, every TUESDAY EVEN- ING, at Seven o'clock. Apply :it 37, ...

... ciin-packet EiPRESS. warranted first-class, and A\, lying in the ?? India Export Duck, will commence running from London the Ist of October, calling on her way out and home at Southampton and Plymouth. The arrangements on board this Packet are of the h-.^'heH order, no expense having been spared to ensure the comfort , t the |>as>-cnBe_., in addition to the attendance of an experienced surgeon ...

... (From the Wig an Guzettt.) Gazette Office, Friday Morning, Two o'clock. This notorious character ban just escaped from his confinement in the Town-hall. He was chained oue leg and handcuffed by one arm, to an iron bar which supports the wooden division that runs across the Magistrate*' room, and two policemen on duty in the place at the time ; one of whom was instructed to look after the ...