... July. This vessel is first class, Bniisli built , coppered and copper-fastened, and sails remarkably fast. Bpr accommodations consist of Ladies' and Gentlemen's cabins, Lj cr ooms sofas, and other conveniences of a oomfortable, airy, ?? -uperior order, in the arrangement and fitting up of which * rf n attention has been paid so as to render the voyage safe and * n ,inrtable to invalids. For ...

... junction with MeMrHohn Go£ tad ...

... d favourite T- PRINCESS yTCTORIA. THOMAS JACKSON. Com- .{arts from off the Tower every SUNDAY MORNING ' , k, with .roods and passengers. For freight apply to i7eßl s. Messrs. Lightly and Si moa .a J v c y ure . , iffices, 123. Feuchurch-street ; and S7 Lower : . or at we Packet Office, 44. Regent-street, Pic- 'Zgl GENERAL STEA^^VIGAtToN I COMPANY'S splendid and powerful first-class 6TEAM- *- ...

... OCTOBER next, for their of AUSTRALIND.PORT LESCHENA.ULT. the - l , «t_»ihnjr Ship DIADEM. A. 1., Burden 400 Tons ; ROBERT r,t sl AND Commander. Now lying in the London Docks. * * Ship has superior accommodation for Cabin and Steerage and parties purchasing land from tha Company will be to peculiar advantages in obtaining their passage to the ill. hv'this vessel. - mrticuiars apply at the ...

... ' j P s JOHN BULL. COUNTESS of LONSDALE, i .A cU-EDOXIA, will leave from off the Tower. ™ n *»*•• A ■ Mails, for Hamburgh, every Wednesday and a ?? -. tiic morning. The John Bull. To-morrow, at ?? % I ?? splendid steam-ships ofthe Russian and a ?? leave Lubeck regularly for tat. Petersburg!. B - pa 2tSkbolu>, &c. Apply at the Offices of the Company a ■ ?? . and 37. Regent-circus. v rtVi-F ...

... LAND, consisting both of Tows and Rural Saetions, in the New Settlement of Austra- k«.\. Terms and conditions asay bo had, oa applicatioa to tka Secretary of the Company, either personally or by letter. By order of the Board, C. U. SMITH. Secret. u-y. Western Australian Company's Office, SS, Old Broad-stroet. Feb. 27, 1841. _ SECOND COLONY of NEW ZEA_LA7ND.— The Directors of the New Zealand ...

... into between the Directors of ••'ST tv-all Railway and the Star Gravesend Steam-Packet Com- li* B:i *, of the IRON BOATS will, on and after THURSDAY ^.-of September, leave tiie BRUNSWICK PIER, BLACK- 'ue ii tor GRAVES-SKI*, at a Quarter before Nine iv the morn- A d *ha' the VESPER will leave the same Pier for Graveser.d ! iv? 'n._rter-pa* > ' iue ' Uw mornln ?- Tlie °^er Iron BoaU ...

... Wat the Pac^ o «. e , 44. lUff.nUUre'.t. Pic- , i and LONDON ?? J ' h. dps-wharf. —The General gteam Navigation I - . jc slid munificent Steamers VIVID andW\ ' A ., e tb« above Wharf every TUESDAY and FBI V ...

... Steamer, DAVID DCNLOP, Commander, will start ?? Tower for ROTTERDAM on SUNDAY MORNING next at Half-past Ten e'Clock, and on every succeeding Suu- dav durin. the season. A nue new Steamer, provided with beds, i r ; V r« Rotterdam on Tuesday Morning and arrives at Cologne on Wednesday Morning. Fares ;— To Rotterdam, 3/. or 21. -»•: Cologne V. : Mavence. 3/. 125. ; Mannheim, 3/. 15s. lOd. Apply ...

... Blaskwall. every Satur- day and alternate Wednesday night, at Ten. The Leith, on Satur- day night : Clarence next Wednesday. NEWCASTLE, from Dswne's-wharf, every Saturday night, at Eight- Tot Loudon Merchant, next. SUNDERLAND, from Desme's-wharf, the Tourist, Friday, 25th, at Seven Evening. TFBWICH, from I^ttdon-bridge-WBSa-f, the Albion, every Wednes- day and Saturday mornings, at Seven. ...

... ' lhe HER EFORDSHIRE. 1,855 tohi per SU' W. « E0 F RGE RlCHardson, lying inM^ Eat. £:.- imiwrt^ D ...

... with state cabins on j 1 ? and private cabins below, will nart from off the Tower on «r\ DAY ne* l - Se P l - ■*■ ■* TeD °' clock - * ad on every succeeding c _r A fine new steamer, provided with beds, leaves Rotterdam T,;«div and arrives at Cologne on Wednesday. Fares— To Rot- ?? or ?? Cologne, 31.; Mayenee, 3i. 125.; Strasbourg, SftTiL ' ?? t0 Mr ■*• Ma ?? 123 ' Pencnarch-street ; Hore f s ...