... Mails of the Ist of May.— The CLYDE will leave SOUTHAMPTON on the Ist of May, at Ono p m., and will proceed direct to FALMOUTH, where she will receive the Mails on the 3d of May. and depart immediately on her voyage for Barbadoes, calling to land and embark passengers at Co- runna and Madeira. The line of communication for both Mails and Passengers extends to all parts of the British and ...

... uke out the Mails of the 15th of Anril' 1111 cave Southampton on the 15th „f April at One P.M ' 'V ! where she will receive tbe Mails • April, and depart immediately on her voyage for Bar- ' r -? T ° .'• md a d «»«* Passenger, it Corunn une of communication for both mails and t.ulf of Mexico, fee, and is connected with the rs which run twice every month, forwards and - ■ lavanna, by Nassau, ...

... F. BURNEY, R.N., Commander, is appointed f° take out the Mails of the lr.th of April.— The MEDINA will _-ye SOUTHAMPTON on the 15th of April, at One p m., and J? 11 proceed direct to FALMOUTH, where she will receive the Nails on the 17th of April, and depart immediately on her voyage ~ Barbadoes, calling to land and embark passengers at Co- inna anti Madeira. The line of communication for ...

... work with great MM. has lag proved points, temper, and finish. The labels are correct libra bar Majesty and ble Royal Highness Prince Albert, la relief, coloured grounds. One Shilling Value can seat free by Poet, by respectable Dealer, oa receipt thirteen Leather Caere, and homes ISS. 126, 100. no. MO. 1000. MM Needles. H. Woman's Improved Flab flonks. Steel Peas. Hooks and Eyes, Rod kins, he. ...

... t0 ca the attent ' on of his Friends and th * ™>lie iT- *«toS_ of Mr ULLATHORNP it » r' C f HA D M « ERS ' and be S 8 to inform them he has Phased the sSini*J TOCK or^Mr. ULLAIHORNE at a Great Reduction of the Cost Price, which he is SELLING the ™^Z S - k ° ...

... start from off the TOAVEK NEXT SUNDAY, at 12 ?? Noon, with Goods and Pas- I on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 20th instant, the i ANTWERPEN will resume tbe London ■ Antwerp at 1 o'Clock, starting again from off the Tower on the following Sunday, at Noon. This most power- ful and splendid ship hasboen fitted with entirely new boilers, and has bete, re-decorated in the most elegant manner ; her ...

... everything the kind yet afloat. She is to be horse power ; to have engine-room for 600 tons of fuel; complete stowage under hatches for 1,000 troops, with four months' stores and provisions, exclusive of a crew about men ; and is to be armed with twenty guns of the heaviest calibre, besides carronades. The Cyclops, Gorgon, Geyser, and other war-steamers, now talked wonders for magnitude, will ...

... iscapab'-fl of un ?? J,.. M-IT.hISTI NHAV 1 of the MIt.I.INKfcV rTsikE^-— Apply i ...

... 1842. Mr. C r. SSKPBL HAS the honor of informing th« Ladies and Gentlemen of Truro and its vicinity, tbat, after Midsummer next, he will commence teaching SINGING o» the principles of the celebrated HULL All ; for which purpose it is his intention to visit the Metropolis, to properly qualify himself. Ma. Hempel continues to give instruction on the Piano Forte, iv Singing, and on the Organ. — A ...

... JOHN SPAKIIAM, of Trowton, the county Suffolk, Miller, Maltster, and Fanner, having l»y certain Indentures or Deeds of Tntst, assigned ovor all real and personal Kstate and Kffccts to Thor.as Fiaon, of Uarninghara, Suffolk, Mcrrbant, and Jarwea Sparham, of Blakcney, in Norfolk, Gentleman, for the equal beaefft of the Creditors the said John Sjiart ara (without prrjudica to such may bold ...

... their New and Second-hand itock of Pbiwtwc MareßiALs, which are very ex- tensire, «mprw«f Hand Machines either tor News- paper or BeSt-work (by Nap.rr and by Drydcn), Presses of every description from double royal to ord Type for Newspaper, Book-work. and J.ibbinjr, in complete founts warranted perfect, together with ever? other article required to furnish a Priutui? Office f.ir the execution ...

... of April ne* t, a Sale of Udiew' Useful and Ornamental FANCY WORK will be held at tbe Polytechnic Hall. As tie efficiency of this valuable chanty ghe funds of which are at present very low ) is principally ; de- indent on the proceeds of this Sale, the Committee ?? and respectfully solicit contributions of ! Work, and trust, tbat by the liberal support of the Beneficent of the Town and ...