... 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 ? ...

... Vicinity, io his LARGE & BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF LIVE GOOSE FEATHERS, Warranted sweet and clean, at very Reduced Prices. T . H takes this opportunity to lender his grateful acknowledgment, for the very liberal and distinguished Patronag* ronferred upM him since his commencement in Business. He assures his friends that nothing shall lie wanting on mi pari to merit a continuance of the same. T. M ba» ...

... to take out the Mails of the 15th of April.— The MEDINA will leave SOUTHAMPTON on the 15th of April, at One p m., and Will proceed direct to FALMOUTH, where she will receive tho .ii the 17th of April.and depart immediately on her voyage ling to land and embark passengers at Co- mnna and Madeira. The line of communication for both Mails and Passengers extends to all parts of the British and ...

... 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, ...