... rfntedto take out the Mail, of the Ist of Acrif Th lv ...

... opportunity respectfully to return his most grateful acknowledgments to his •friends arid the Public in general, for the liberal favours . c h as received at their hands ; and in soliciting a continuance of the same, he begs to inform them that i,p hiis received a very extensive assortment of the FEWEST PATTERNS for the SPRING TRADE, se- lected from the principal Manufacturers in the Kingdom, ...

... overland mail has arrived from India bringing intelligence from Bombay to March 1, well as correspondence from Constantinople, Alexandria, Smyrna, Atliens, Beyruth, Syria, Corfu, Malta, Toulon, and Marseilles. The following letter from the Times correspondent at Bombay supplies full details of the melancholy reverses which our arms have sustained beyond the Indus. The letter is dated March 1, ...

... H. A DAY *pectfully announc ?? by brilliant ?? soaaery, em' ttore fspiendi. d apparatns V thown oy him at tin I KU to I*3B, and many other scenes possessing great novelty and inte- Doors open at Half past seven-, cojy; mt . uC e at Eight; end abont Ten. Boxes, 4s. and 2s ; Pit, Is. ; Priys\te Boxes, One Guinea and Haifa Qui Tickets. _c, at the Box Office from 10 to 4 daily, and at tbe ...

... out the Mails of the lath of April.— Tie MEDTIS A will learo SOUTHAMPTON on the lsthof April, at One p m., and wfll proceed direct to FALMOUTH, where she will receive the Mails on the 17th of A pril , and depart immediately on her royage to Barbadoes, calling to land and embark passengers at Oo- runna and Madeira. The line of communication for both Mails and Passengers extends to all parts of ...

... Priced*, and to inform the Public that the strictest Attention le paid to Cleanliness and Comfort. Commercial Oen Uemen will lad Sltastu-a central for Business, and Private I lies have the being Bear the Thame* and where Conveyance* River and Omnibus** are MaaMy paaafag to ratremeof the Metropolis. and. although near to CheepMde, *uAeicml distant to afford Retirement Rum the noise and bustle ...

... AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHU'S will leave LI VKRPOOL every Month as under — BRITA NN I A , ('apt. .1. H BWITT, Tuesday. April 5. CALEDONIA, Capt. K. G. LOTT, Tuesday, April 19. Passage, including provisions, to Halifax or Boston, its ffui- neas, but without wines or liquors, which can be obtained on board. Steward's fee, one guinea. Dogs charged 5L each. Excepting small parcels no cargo wili ...

... Hotel, Colchester, ...

... THOMAS J ACKSOX ££ IrB „, off the Tower evry SCNDAY. at Tw^ke v.„ with goods andj WMdk For freight «fa tl juwnu, Messrs. Lightly and Simoa • «n,f »„ ?? Offices Itt Fenc^^TtVan^BT 0 X a^uwt : « at the Paoket Offl.e, 44. lUranUs^t, ££ A imiVn^GHAM \l IU!AV -TENDERS for LOANS^The Directors' „f W . ?? •.Birmingham Railway Company ■ *~^1 U>rso f v ?? , U , OAGK under the powers TtheirAcfo?^ E and ...

... cated YOUNG WOMAN ! ii 'SS^t *A *r e wa > °°t under thirty yeart For ftrther particuUr. app i y to tne p RINTEE> Lancaster, March 31st, 1642. TO PLUMBEgr^D GLAZIERS. TO BE LET. And Entered upon Immediately, or on Ike ?? day of Mmy next. A CONVENIENT SHOP Mtuate in Cheapside. in Lan- caster, now used as a Ilumber and Glazier and Tin- |,late-wotker's Shop, with ihe bouse adjoining thereto, and ...

... rson desirous of snpplying the Corporation of 41 center, for tbe use of the Market, with well- d A.SH PLANKING, of the following dimensions, ,r ...

... inted to take out the Mail, of the 15th of\i .c Southampton on the L.th of Apn . Jd,rect te Falmouth, where she will receive the Ms Sis and depart immediately on her voyage fo r Bar „.. and and embark Passengers \C Corifn' ..,„ . ■ hue ..I communication f or both m_.il j ■ .;• ffiMft£f?jsS_£»S .ax respeeuvely, and also includes the Sof ;u- ?? anama. All the Company's pa Government. Each ? ...