... Clock Makers of the City «oi, ?? 'butw r le .Company of Watch and Clock >, S' 'I th ' L invidioU! > motives to the Company Hr Court Adv ertiser's imagination ; the Master, feu! *emJ.i„ of Ass ' B tants think It due to the P^and^ B ?? Bt *te, that it is perfectly true !>yniei,t,,f^ atcn es cannot be legally imported and I*l* *»lt er n „ll unless they have the name and place ...

... ndon Bridge Wharf, also from Biunswick V^e Paeklv,, at ?? a -n8 UHrter More Ten, by the fast and Xt. C °ac-hM fft. tS * CIT * of CANTERBURY of RED ROVER. K,?«on e calf** Heme Bay for Canterbury. Dover, Deal, o* of Kent i„ gate ' ythe, Ashford, and all the Eastern v* c «>, 1 la ''^''ediately on the arrival of the Packet. Mfc- and at London Bridge Wharf. A Sh9 ESTER a^ BIRMINGHAM W» Manch!^ ...

... S^d North AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL ■ win leave LIVERPOOL twice every month as °«B!£*, N NIA, C KS& C »£ E - J UDKINS. TUESDAY, Oct. s. «o«r 10 captain RICHARD B. CLELAND, TUESDAY, Ullage, mc, a tonfH { witho 1 in B ,. provislons ' to Halifax, or Boston, 38gul- mly S'eivarrtw lle £ or which can be obtained »r Xl engaged L5 c ?? ne Guinea. Dogs charged 51. each, lareel* . ore Frldiv L the . s ...

... performed in about five hours, and v n___d to Lieg* iv about six hours. The General Swam fr* l ' .'comp»nv'» rapid and elegant new Steam -ship >»*?:! £gfO EC E, of 300-horse power, with very superior and *•, accommodations for passengers, is now placed on this sta- ti«ti*- v * _^j] )tgTe liex t Wednesday, at Ten Morning, and every tion, an* »^ d the we n. known powerful and ftrvourite Steam ...

... All Leaseholders who may wish to effect Renewals of their Estates, are also requested, from to time, make their applications in writing, and to forward to much of the above particulars may applicable to Leasehold Estates. C. A. HELM N.H. In all cases of Surrender of Copyhold Estates, whether l*°n a sale or not, the 30th section the 4«C,eo. 111., ch. 140, must he complied with, for w hich ...

... and copper fastened, JOSEFH DARE, Commander, ?? c ' lD „\ nf 6th, and from Southampton on the 10th of Septem- «-J ssi'l (.-at^lass Cowes-bnilt C ipper is fitted up expressly t ?? ?? |,as an experienced and attentive commander, and is '• ■ ''■' :i .ntC » Ter ) superior conveyance for invalids and other ■:, .•e. ; _ Lvinc in the London Docks. Fare, including pro- pif_fii|* rs ' . '£,■., 20/. ...

... the eleventh \ M** e _ t , for the Sale of Horses, Beast, and ■X** ,l) ^tsoAV, tbe ...

... & lye notice . that tile new ship TIMANDRA ' ' i 'tuici. burden, is chartered for the Conveyance of Cabin p L n «er= and Free Emigrants to the Settlement of NEW PLY- MOUTH, to sail from London on the 10th, and from Plymouth on ?? ?? it October. '; . settlement to which about jOO persons have already emi- -r-vd iron, me «'»! of England has been located in the district r Tarauaki, near the ...

... 1 ?? T UI be held at the XVl,ite Hart Inn . Brentwood, on MONDAY , the Gth day of September next, at Twelve o clock precisely, to Elect the Annual Officers for the year ensuing, and to transact the General Business of the \«o- -eiatioc. „„, ,- 10 ...

... 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 ...

... and who became bankrupt in that i v n . X ' or his wife Charlotte, who was tiie daughter *f»tt'jMr t • of Tottenham Court-road, and was married i ?? Scott, afterwards to Mr. George Abraham, of New- fuid Victualler, and lastly to Robert Billing, be living, 'Piny to Messrs. Bailey, Shaw, and Smith. Solicitors, t^ -'ers-street, they will hear of something to their advan- XUt-. ~ EAST INDIA ...