... FhOMAB JACKSON, Commander, with most commodious i 1 j ,ie»aiit accommodations for Passengers, starts from off the i T »er evsrv SUNDAY MORNING, at Twelve ?? precisely, c performs her passage in Eighteen to Twenty Hours. Sr-ie' going te the Rhine will find the way by Antwerp **c most expeditious and agreeable route. The je*rney from that ni»c* to Cologne i« effected (by means of the railroad) ...

... Brunswick-wharf, Blackwall. every Satur- ?? ! Wr nate Wednesday night, at Ten. The Leith, next Satur- ' h Wednesday, the 11th ; the Clarence, the 14th. '■' cWCASTLE, from Dowue's-wharf, every Wednesday and Sa- y Evening, at Eight. The Attwood, Wednesday; the London ' ?? on Saturday. v -v'pKKLAND, from Downt's-wharf, the Tourist, every Tues- Frening, at Seven. London-bridge-wharf, the Albion, ...

... to take out the first - - ?? ?? - g^ leave Southampton on the Slsrt met., at -* : ^r!rmouth on the morning of the Sd of January, on the ° _ On the Tay's arrival at Barbados*, the Pa* - : A T ?? 0 f tilt West Indies, the Havannah, New Orleans, Honduras, will be forwarded by such other of the Com- ,,« a. mat be appoieted lo distribute the Mails. AJJ « p.cketi carry Surgeons approved by ...

... PRINCESS VICTORIA, ' '-'[ i JACKSON, Commander, with most commodious | ' -accommodations for Passengers, starts from off the • _ /SUNDAY MORNING, at Twelve o'clock precisely, | er '.v-rms her passage in Eighteen to Twenty Hours. | .sin lo the Rhine will find the way by Antwerp e -peditioUE and aereeable route. The journey from that „ .- effected 'by means ofthe railroad within twenty r ...

... DUNLOP Commander, with state cabins on ; ; private cabins below, will start from off the Tower on i-'ruY next, Nov. -S, at Ten o'Clock. and on every succeeding • \ UA X fine new steamer, provided with beds, leaves Rotterdam ■'■ ? -- md arrives at Cologne on Wednesday. Fares — To Rot- or A. ss- ; Cologne, 31. ; Mayenee, 31. 125. ; Strasbourg •' ApplvtoMr W. May, 123, Fenchurch-street ; ...

... pl'-' lid Sieam-ship PRINCES 6 VICTORIA,] • ?? ?? i \CKSOS, Commander, with most commodious ' r„t i-cnrnmodaUons for Passeueert. starts from off the V^v SUNDAY MORNING, sA Twelve ?? precisely, L*uum» her P Msa f e ln Eighteen to Twenty Hours. • foinj to the Rhine will Hud the way by Antwerp ' ■•' [Expeditious and agreeable route. The jeurney from that ' , me is effected (by means ofthe ...

... for New York, calling at HaUfax, on THURSDAY, the Bth, instead of Saturday, the 3d of April. Steam tenders to con- y ey passengers on board wiU leave Cumberland Basin at Half-past Ten ?? on that day, and the ship will sail on the arrival ofthe north mail on board. For furthrr informationlapply to Christopher Claxton, Managing Director, Bristol; or to the several Agents.— Bristol, March 85. ...

... accommodations unrivalled , ) „ convenience and elegance, is appointed to sail from off ■ ANTWERP this and every Thursday, ?? Noon. ' nurnev from Antwerp to Brussels is performed in one ?? - ;rom Antwerp to Liege in fivehonrt. The whole dis- ,m Antwerp to Cologne may be performed in 20 hours, freight apply to Mr. George Rahn, No. 4, Crescent, and to secure berths at the Company's Offices, 37, ...

... From New York. e_tm_kr. 23d October Saturday, 25th September ,a • Tuesday, 83d November r_ Company will forward goods addressed to their care, but to _. freirhtage early application is necessary. No cargo will be ' tC ?? after the 20th of October. Parcels must be pre-paid, and rf tetter' for America roust be sent through the Post Office. including provisions, Thirty-five Guineas. Wines and ?? ...

... with most n modi , us and elegant accommodations for Paiiengers starts front .•tfthe Tower every SUNDAY MORNING, at Eleven ?? pre- Tot freight apply to the London agents, Messrs. Lightly and «unon ; and te secure berths at their Offieaa, ltt, Fenchurch-itreet ; »r.d 67, I»«-er Tha«ae-«treet ; or at the Packet Office, U, Regcat- - treet, Piccadilly. CTEAM to STOCKTON, calling off Scarbo- O ...

... % .mended to SAIL ?? ?? ' ,„ Bristol, From New York, i ij, Ist September Saturday, 25th September ?? ?? 0.-tober Saturday. 2«th November *■ y will undertake the forwarding of goods addressed ,»rurt freightage- early application is necessary. ?? be pre-jiaid, ami none will be received except through f the Company. Letters for America must be sent p Po-*t Office. . provisions, Thirty-live ...

... and CLA- RENCE having several private state cabins for families, and whose unrivalled accommodations and superior speed are well known, ?? Brunswick-wharf, Blackwall, for Edinburgh, as follow :— Ths CLARENCE, next SATURDAY EVENING. Ths LEITH, WEDNESDAY, May 5. And every 6aturday and alternate Wednesday Evening. Annlvat the' General Steam Navigation Company's Offices, 37, Recent-circus ; 35, ...