... drastic powders, all of which contain more or less of calomel, which they are so constantly in the habit of'procuring from their apothecary or chemist; for although the convenience their minute bulk and abs. nce nauseating taste great, yet the frequent repetition such medicines produces a softening ol the bones and premature decay the teeth, most prejudicial the constitution during the whole ...

... COLUMBINE, to i__T AFFE, carrying Her Majesty's Mails, are appointed SATrTD e r. the CUSTOM HOUSE every WEDNESDAY and PIPB i ) r AY ' at Nin e Morning, calling at the BRUNSWICK l f*> BLACKWALL, for ROTTERDAM. Re_*n? c «?. re berths, kc., apply at 69, Lombard-street ; and 37, ?f_gtat Circus, Piccadilly. J^ ONDON AND BRIGHTON RAILWAY COM- 183. fA-N V.— - Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 15th ...

... of August punctually, for CALCUTTA. . Tk.i.l-. - nd CEYLON, calling at the Cape of Good Hope and ' Ur-nuns.— For rR ?? of ?? 5 money, freight of parcels, plans of i .. ?? .tnodauons, &c apply at the 'Jompauy 's Offices, 57, High- ] ! \reet, SouUiampton, and 51, St. Mary-axe. London. rjIDEIRA. WEST INDIA ROYAL j; ■\\ MAIL STEAM PACKETS leave Southampton, at Noon, on ?? . jr.c 16th of each Month ...

... COMPANY'S fast and superior STEAM-SHIPS, in* ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... iii-ridcrs-leld and the Neighbourhood, that he WILL »;;. L c CI RCITS ROYAL, Temple Street, NEXT WEEK, 01 \, unrivalled FRENCH COMPANY, and 40 HORSES. '■cle Time ol Opening, and other Particulars, will be given in ■lgfftlW,lM3. . 4 IBION HOUSE, 41, COMMERCIAL A ' STREET. ■*T^-_T BARGAINS IN MUSLIN DRESSES; all the NEW l.Ut.n ac STYLES. ..■•iiis- COLLARS. CAPES, CUFFS, and LACES, in erery ...

... Lave, INGATESTONE, for the purpose of taking up or setting down any person or person s, Nottee |g hereby fivco, that for the present, aad until farther notice, the rains WiD not stop. Offices, Shoreditch Station, 7th August, 1843. EASTERN COUNTIES' RAILWAY. THE erparte injunction obtained by Lord Petre having been this dsy dissolved by the Vice-Chancellor, so far as relates to the stopping of ...

... Rev. R. MoakfcooD, M.A., Virar of Burton, after which a Collection will b-> made ia aid of the Fund of the above named Institution. Service will commence at half-past Six. The Benevolent Society, which has been ia operation upwards of 40 year*, has for it- object tbe Relief nf poor lyiug.tn women, and persona suffering from casual .k-kness, of whatever religious denomination. Subscript iom a ...

... Falmouth, Madeira, Barbadoes, gritish and Foreign West India Colonies, Mexico, South '• A S- The Fares have been considerably reduced, and may with all other particulars, by application at the Com- ' ^Offices, sj, Moorgate-strest, where Berths may be secured. E. CHAPPELL. Secreury. j GROL'SE SHOOTING.-^EDINBURGH.— The Ue. .erai Steam Navigation Company's superior first- j n , « Steanj-. ...

... JOHN S. CARTWRIGHT, Esq., ?? President Hnr> , I v LLIAM LOGIE, Esq., Vice President. Hrm t 0 ? 11 Kirby Douglas Prentiss, Esq. Jo_ri ij nn Hamilton Joseph Bruce. Esq. jnT~ *Jl*cphersoii, Esq. William Hepburne, Esq. Ufl n Mowat, Esq. J. A. Macdonald, Esq. F. A. HARPER, Esq., Cashier. J. A. MACDONALD, Esq., Solicitor of ra C 2 mnier ci.il Bank haviug obtained from the Legislature HalW D ...