... f«4. A • Ainvday, May 27. Saturday, May 1, 1841 fi^nesday, luly 14. Saturday, June 19. - Sfnjwla. September 1. Saturday, Aujgat^. ' '^Urday, October 23. Saturday, Septembe { 25 . .lTi_ r J} c rei urn Voyage will be advertised later in the ?? C, c mpai)v will undertake the forwarding of Co ods ad- •l w5 t0 'heir' care, but to secure Freightage early application gessary. . -feels must be ...

... R.N., Commander. - ill. from off the London Docks for the above ports, on SUN- ■« MORNING, the 9th of May. at Eight o'Clock, aiid will con- i» to leave London on the Ist of every- month duiing the season -:ng from St. Petcrsburgh o.i the 16th. Further informatioi- obtainrd at The Spread Eagle, Regent Circus. Piccadilly ; 56, Haymarket; and at the Company's Offices, i-adenhall-str- et. A:iE ...

... ?? !jr (ALC-TTA, the teak ship HEREFORDSHIRE ••&S- P«r renter Capt. GEORGE RICHARDSON l>g in ■°* ?? India Import Dock, lor freight or passao-e apnlv to -7 Mangles. Price, and Co., 8, New Broad-st™ • ?? ?? ?? Co., 15. Birchin-lane. Cornhill ' ' I veijsw* 1 . ?? . I BRUSSELS via OSTEND, in 20 hour!., every! KU ineeday aud Saturday.-The Railway from Ostend {o I ( .. : . w opened, and the ...

... Commander, with ?? iio-iiou' and elegant accommodations for Passengers, , off lh« Tower every SUNDAY MORNING, at Ten .- t. Person, gain, to the Rhine will find the wav by ( m ,.t expedition, and agreeable route. Thejeurney frem . ?? ' ologne l* performed ,'by means ofthe railroads) within | v . i rr ig>it apply to the Loadou agent', Messrs. Lightly . ...

... DAVID DUNLOP, Commander, will start from off the Tower for ROTTERDAM on SUNDAY MORNING !ip\t, at Half-past Seven o'Clork, and on every succeeding Sun- daj during the season. A fine new Steamer, provided with beds, ■eaves Rotterdam on Tuesday Morning and arrives at Cologne on Wednesdsv Morning. Fares: — To Rotterdam, 3/. or 2/. 55.; Cologne. ?? ; Mayehce, 3/. 12^. ; Mannheim, 31. 15_. lOd. ...

... steam -ship S l *, VROVV the fa««t >*>f*W *^*sa from the river, and having , .fate cabin' and a!spacious aad splendid saloon, with accom- *-_!£.imi- unsurpassed for sxte-a, convenience, and elegance. for^TWERP on SUNDAY next ?at Twelve Noon. The perfect freedom from aU uneasy AZr in this vessel has attracted general obaervation. m The SOHO ever)' THURSDAY^ as usual. This Morning, at T , r , ...

... granted Novtirter, IMO. Capital-Ow MuSo? ?n _l_o 7 Shares of Bt each : with authority, _u__ r tke aanZ^otZ fa£* £ commissioners of her Majesty • Treawiy, to in«^»e it t© LMOOBOI « DIRECTORS ?? tj •irthu.And.r_. .v. Esq. Capt. Samuel Thornton RN I Bichard Bourne. Esq. Robert Thurburn Fen Sir John Campbell i.C.H. -Brodi. M *gL wfc E«, -Francis Carleton, Esq. Charles Wye Williams T_Z l SaM* p - r ...

... _ J^ /hen at 12, and SUNDAYS, at half-past 8; fcftte-s an* B PUNSWICK PIER, BLACKWALL, at three I L, ke t« CIT v r . th ,«; above hours, by the fast and favourite . hi, ?? eoaoi, °f CANTERBURY, or RED ROVER. lift)'. Dovtr ?? e . ave H erne Bay on the above days for Canter- I )*£, ?? 1, Folkestone, Sandgate, Hythe. Ashford, and all wow Part* 0 f Kent, immediately on the arrival ofthe and at ...

... ß r°^ ERfor - SB_'*Y . ? 'carrying Her Majesty's Malls) every WED- ■'•■_. SATURDAY, early In the Morning. The LONSDALE, TO-MORROW, at Six in the Morn- mf J °H V d.. ptu NE, SATURDAY, at One in the Morning. * 10th .if'&'-L'On the 7th, at Two. The CALEDONIA, on hree * fflßi , C-.rrJ? A!VI, UJld a Places on the RHINE as far as Stras- ?? n 5 H « Majesty's Malls), every WEDNESDAY and HW.Sru V M ...

... esi>ec J tfu,, y informed that Ships are ''I'Miithe ?? l,nd PLYMOUTH, for the above ualitv 41 UKhout the Veur, on flxed day.s, with iM. °' the first class, and of large *itK * xpf ' c best possible accommodations; i!y fitted and supplied v to the comfort of Cabin, Intermediate, and r ?? U i b ...

... passage to be made to Messrs. Mangles, Price, and Co., 8, New Broad-street; or William I- elgate •md Co., 15, Birchin-lane, Cornhill. ?? T^TXVERPT BRUSSELS, and the RHINE. /V'-The \ntwerp Company's powerful and splendid Steam-ship PRINCESS VICTORIA, THOS. JACKSON, Commander, with most - and elegit accommodations for Passengers, starts from off ; hr Tower ev.rv SUNDAY MORNING, at Twelve ?? pre- ...

... PROSPECTUS ofthe HOTEL VICTORIA, Rue Chauveau la ( rardr, No. 01,o 1 , near the Madeline, Paris, containing important an d useful information for all travellers to Paris, may br had, without charge, of Mr. Sequin, 12, Recent-street ; or of Mr. Strange, 21, Paternoster-row . EDINBURGH, from Brunswick Wharf, Black- ?? can walk on board.— Th* powerful and mamificent new Steam-ships MONARCH, LEITH ...