... Oriental Steam Steam-ship GREAT LIVERPOOL, Capt. A. \lcxandrii ou the Ist of April next, and in A. KEI.LOt X, will ?? orabout Ihi above places. Apply at the Peninsular S ivigalion i ompany's Offices, 57, High-street, I, »i. Mary-axe, toudon ; or at the Office, 33^ li « ug superior First-class SHIPS, M. si-i Wig. am, of Blackwall, built and fitted I Trade, will LEAVE GRAVESEND at the « .hipping ...

... from Souihampton I[l ?? r o« i_e _c end 1 ,ih of each esenth. con .eym*' , ; ...

... of each month, conveying , foi Mexico, South America, &c. The fares have been ' vi.d iu»v be _.cci tamed, with all other particular .. by personal application, at the Company's Office, 0. , Moor- . berths ?? b«r .eeuied as heietofuie, ahd parcels j ' \ ' b These . t-nm-sbips ue longer touch at cither Fal. ?? arunna. E. CHAPPELL, Secretory. ?? Ml- EVERY TIDE.— BOULOGNE h lOLKKSTONE TWICE ...

... de- livered at Hayle early in the spring. Trelissick, near Hayle, 2nd Feb., 1844. A CARD. MR. VINER, Organist of St. Mary's Church, Penzance, Professor of the Piano Forte, Harp aad Binging, begs to inform the residents of Bad- ruth and it* neighbourhood, that he attends at that tnwn once a week, and will be happy to receive theb eosn- manda. Application made at hb residence Musical Reposi- ...

... Genera last, do her. by give notice, tha I vPERS which have been contrail- 1, , tors b; the Secr.-t Committee . now ready for delivery tv ''jvME- C. MELVILL, Secretary. j \-l INDIA HOUSE, Feb. 2, 1844. I Directors of the East India - . tir notice, I -i v'FRAI- COURT of the said Company will House, in Leadenhall-street, on at Eleven ?? in the Fore- luisition, viz.. •— misn of the Couit of ...

... DUNDEE SHIPPING LIST. February 20.— Winds, a m., N.JV.—p.m., N.N.W. Sailed era, Gray, Boulogne, goods; Elizabeth, Smith, Glasgow, grain ; enus, Oestman, Abcrdour, ballast; Origen, Crammond, Aberdeen, goods ; Adventure, Fox, Montrose, manganese ; Neptune, Buries, Leith, goods. February 21. —Winds, a.m., W.N.W.—p.m , N.N.E. Arrived—Reform, Moncur, and Wave, Crammond, Newcastle, goods; Loch Ryan ...

... VAPPINIi thp, 1 , adjoining the Dm Pa* __ ness il! he carried on. from and after the Sth March. can walk on board without the inconvcni Tl, . V 1 r V of ABERD I ly, .March 9, at One, p.m. EiX ?? ( ' ILAND, Saturday, March 16, at f. c clock, p.m. T . ?? TV f - v BERDEEN, Saturday. Marcli 23, at One, p.m. ?? .V CH I>> ' ! >'I'HERLAND, Saturday, March 30, at ?? clock, p.m. Pic(!.i', r ...

... RCH, 1844, the DISTRIBUTION of NINE PM^ylFl'L ESTATES, value 1,480,064 francs, and money »HiJ • n IjO.OOO francs down to 125 francs of common bonds; ill hi' c s P ec ' :l ' distribution of the red bonds ?? ?? gains lij o ,i obtained, and each rsd bond must gain a higher or lower ( en '''• Pric. of a common bond 11., a red bond 2/. For 51. IM. 1 m bonds and 1 red bond; for ?? 11 common ...

... at tbe Shire ■, in Chelmsford, on TUESDAY, Qse Thirteenth day of February instant, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, for the trial of offenders in custody or under recognizances ; of wbich all persons concerned are required to take notice. Dated 7th February, 1844. PARKER, Clerk of tbe Peace. appeal to the charitable. ON Friday Morning, the 26th of January, the Smack Industry, of Brighthngsea ...

... [.reci-rely, oa the 2d and 17th of each month, conveying f O , Mexico, South America, ate. The three have been ?? ibsv be ascerUined, with all other particulars, hy , r uersenal applieatien, at tke Company's OSee, fcJ, Moor- .. „ i, e r. berths may be secured as heretofore, and parcels ■ rK \ : B These steam-skips no longer touch at either Fal- ' , „ r __na. E. C B APPEL L, Secretary. ST WE ...

... K PACKETS FOR AUSTRALIA.* 1 FREE PASSAGE.* To Sail from Deptford on the following oitii strict |uii(-tuality. Por SYDNEY, the Royal Saxo>, 700 Wl Cliarlsworth. on the Ist March. ?? r ]M.:T PHILLIP, the Dale Park, 550 tons, Captain Snell, on March. i '' be followed by other ship* on the Ist of each Cntii tor svi>>rr, and 16th of each month for Port Phillip. an- all '*' rli ?? i * u,l ...

... MR. TROWN begs leave most respectfully to inform his Ft iends and the Public in general, that his ANNUAL BALL, having been unavoidably Postpo ed, will take place on Tuesday, February 20th. Dancing to commence at Eitht o'Clock. Gentlemen's Tickets, ss. each ; Ladies, 45. : Breakfast included. Tickets to be had at the Assembly Rooms. Assembly Rooms, Feb. 9, 1844. ASSEMBLY ROOMS. SOIREE MUSICALS. ...