Palais, from London bridge wharf, STTv C^_7 TUESDAY. THURSDAY, SATURDAY, and ?? MORNINGS, by the GENERAL STEAM ..
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HOUSE LORDS. Thi'bsdat, August 3. Lord naovr.iiAM complained of a breach of privilege in the twiner newspaper. ..
... noble and learned Lord said that these breaches of privilege were much more rank and frequent the cloee of session Parliament than at the beginning, because the malignant writors of those calumnies knew tiiat their utmost punishment would not be more than imprisonment for ten day* ; he, therefore, gave notice that, the first day next session would move that the printer of the paper in question ...
SJTEAM NAVIGATION between ST. PETERS rilL_. , ?? GH and ?? of the three fine large pri Av¥_S Steam-vessels NICOLAI
... 1., Capt. G. B. BOS, ALEX BPrV.£_ Ca pt* H * H * SCHUTT, NASLEDNIK, Capt. C. N ?? N3N • wiu S* ll f™ lll each ofthe above Ports EVER \ and * HDAV - The flrst from lubeck on the 6th of May last J r °a m st ' -Petersburgh on the 13th of May, N. S. ; thi n' on the 4th of November, from Lubeck ; and on the lltl «« November, N. S., from St. Petersburgh. j*ke rates for Passage and Freight continue ...
TO FAMILIES FURNISHING, A SAVING of full FIFTEEN PER CENT. MR. BULLMAN, UPHOLSTERER, of Leeds, having completed ..
... and Opened his Extensive SHOW ROOMS, in Commercial Street, is now enahled to offer for inspection, an excellent Assortment of FURNITURE at so considerable a Reduc- tion in Price as will amply repay Purchasers a Journey to Leeds to inspect it. The Furniture being made of the best seasoned Wood, and of sound Workmanship, he can recommend every Article. Mr. B. having recommenced the Trade since ...
PARKER, SHORE, & COMPANY tion at the late Bankint H y °,A° ° n a PP Uca By Order
... of the Assignees. ALBERT SMITH. 3 Sheffield 2^ V A W ° OD * »RAB(rXEV,^ Solici to«. onemeiq, 25th August, 1843. PAINTING, PLUMBING AND GLAZING est »; fes as 3r- &££ J? has made M «ii££ to Conduct s™°™ ...
r, T EAM EXCURSION to ATHENS, CON-' S gt/D.-TINOPLE, the BOSPHORUS, and ARCHIPELAGO— I . , , miar and Oriental
... Steam Navigation Company's steam- ?? ?? 7U ?? o._oo tons, and 300 horsepower, will surt from : ?? ?? ' ?? ESDAY, th» 15th Augutt, eu her next trip to i jKjgXijnISOPLE, calling at GibralUr, MalU, Athens, Syra, 1 [zigßfni. F° r programmes ofthe route, rates of passage*, and | Sun of th* accommodation*, apply at the Company's Offices, Ne pHkrh-nreet, Southampton, and No. 51, St. Mary Axe, ...
LONDON, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 30
... HER MAJESTY'S MARINE EXCURSION. Her Majesty and Prince Albert arrived the Famborough Station of the South Western Railroad, from Windsor, on Monday morning, at twenty minutes past nine o'clock, escorted a detachment of the First Regiment of Life Guards. (Ji* Grace the Duke of Wellington informed the Directors of the Railway Company on Saturday that he should terminus Nine K.lms at half-past ...
cT £ AM to bT. PETERSBURGH and I n COPtNHAGEN, touching at DUNKIRK— The new and ttrful Steam-sbip DEVONSHIRE, ..
... HIGGINSON, is | tr sail from off tb* St. Katherine Docks, Uking goods ] ^1 avengers, on SUNDAY, the 20th inst., at Ten ?? in the jlmtiiu?. for the above ports. Further information may be ob- • I .ned on application at 44, Begent-street ; Spread Eagle, Regent- | , -cut, Piccadilly ; 56. Haymarket ; or at 137, Leadenhall-street. MADEIRA. WEST IND_aTr6 YAL ! MAIL STEAM PACKETS leave Southampton ...
;«N_3RAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM- A Ho. AN » V - Incorporated by Act of Parliament, No. 69, ?? Kr>
... STREET, London.— NOTICE IS HEREBY _ L_. th atti.e HALF-YEARLY GENERAL MEETING * bn R °FRIEJORB of this Company will beheld at the . ?? Office, Ho. 69, Lombard-street, on TUESDAY, the id j{£rf ta ut, at Two o'clock precisely, pursuant to the Act of 4 ?? transact ?? usual business and to declare the A .nil for the Half-J^ar, ending June 30, 1843. A ?? tu gtiat 1, 1843. JOHN WILSON, Secretary. ...
, f *DEIRA. WEST INDIA ROYAL' Vl' il 'll STEAM PACKETS leave Southampton, at Noon on * 77- ?? Wri
... of t»ch Month, for Falmouth, Madeira, Barbadoes, ■ ?? ?? British and Foreign \>e«t India Colonies, Mexico. South * : xv Tbe Fare* have been considerably reduced, and may -■ :. . c c. witb all otber particulars . by application at the Com- -5t ?? ?? ef JJ. Moorgate-strest, where Berths may be secured. _E- CHAPPELL. Secretary. S-rj^M to MADRlRA. — Passengers Booked f r tbe Pa«*a_ e ° ul in Ule ...
> MADEIRA. WEST INDIA ROYAL] X MAIL 6TEAM PACKE'I ._ leave Southampton, at Noon, on I T Irt and 16th
... of each Month, for Falmouth, Madeira, Barbadoes, j i all the British and Foreign West India Colonies, Mexico, South ! V ,„. &c. The Fare, have been considerably reduced, and may j _, tamed, with all other particu.ai ?, by application at the Com- | , ?? Moorg-ate-strest, where Berths may be secured. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE.— The Ge- 1 ral steam Navigation Company's first-rate and favourite ...
-£YM to CALCUTTA, MADRAS, and! S rV\LON, vii EGTPT, September I.— The Peninsular and ?? k ' L-nx Navigation ..
... steam-ship HINDOSTAN, | J 'L'L'or. her third trrstft from Suez on or about the 22d of Sep- | :l ?? will be booked through for the above places j Bi '■j ti- expense of transit through Egypt), and will be conveyed be : 'Lent 'ti the CompanyV bteam-stiip ORIENTAL, ?? i • * '../hampton the lst ol September. Specie, light goods, an,i j YJr«arded with certainty, and at moderate rates. For ...