... MEXICO direct, on the ?? ?? fares may be ascertained, with all other l.\ written or personal application, at the Company's M . ?? ?? -t. where berths may be secured and par- -1 ?? heretofore. Pas-e-ngers and parcels for Santa - ?? 11.1 Chagres, and Nicaragua conveyed throughout , . oi the 17th of each month. E. CHAPPELL, Se-cr.-tary. 4 \ j WERI', BRUSSELS, und the RHINE.— Sea . .„, Seven Hour- ...

... - s ?? -,.v Wednesday and Saturday morning. ?? r\ Wednesday and Saturday morniug. ■ ' ' 'I - .- v r.uirsd 1} i'l Eleven, morning. ?? 'r ?? N Wednesday, Saturday , and Sunday ?? H .v mil I l.ursday. at Eight morning. '■ , ?? Wednesday. Thursday, and Saturday. • ■•''.. ?? , Thursday, Saturday. and Sunday j iT. 1 * *. ' , . „ „d BOILOGNE daily. ?? iniiN and DIEPPE, and HAYKE— DaiIy. ' .. 4 ...

... -, nd the SOUTH of FRANCE.— Sea Passage in'less ?? || llir . : _ — Shortest route, via South-Eastern Railway, in n'itli l '' Folkestone and Boulogne steamers. The ?? ir..h steam-ship of the South-Eastern and Conti- . ¦' .packet Company, QUEEN ofthe FRENCH, QUEEN l-LGIANS, and PRINCESS MAUDE, now leave Folke- ' 7 ], . i-giie even tide, viz., twice aday from each port. .. ?? of the day ...

... jouriiev, whether by long sea or over- proinptlv afforded un inquiry. Packages j . 1c ?? rat's. Arrangements have been made ,1 samples. Ml- BARBER and Co., 17, St. Mary Axe. ROTTERDAM, and the RHINE, .„ pi, r. BlackwaU.— The General Steam Navi- -. i , ,-ut steam-ships, carrying her Majesty's ?? ■•• with the fastest steamers on the Rhine „ the al-ive pier for ROTTERDAM every irrtiij Morning at ...

... (from Warsaw,) B^,nnPODIST, st No. 8, CONEYSTREET, °tC fu *^Church Yard,' respectfully j informs ?? Gentry, and the Pubbc generally, that, t* N Sg Wmselffor several years to the study, he ?? , effecting a perfect cure of Habd abd ?? on Bckio-8, completely ersdaceting them * ,££ without cutting, by a method of treatment to ?? both simple and efficacious, without tiglu^snoes immediately, ...

... ensuing WA>^ ty , J Counties of Northumberland, Dur- S-^ B -_derste tent of Grouse and other _f-* * ?? Furnished Cottage Residence ?? !^TBl^bi£ BUILDERS^ fte. *°i ?_f a Situation, a loung Man, a fi ?? is practically acatfinted with his ?? ?? *• Hr»w Plans, and to keep SrssW^jf references can be given as to caarac- u*mn***a _the care of the Printer of this Paper. *&*s£» i T -~^SIJST, ...

... Kt^ D^nft*s those who may wish to ?? Effects, by Auction that ?? exert himself in behalf of his 5&5wS SS, on the Market »f? m * ^Business addressed to him from a *im&£* attended*. __ i^!lf*i — ;— ?? RAMST tttiLLIAM THORPE has tsWSm\ X) about 20 RAMS, which he will m\ 9 cither Sell or Let, to suit his Friends BlsjfW The above Stock has been selected tm with the greatest care from the most ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, AUG. The Monitcur Sunday contains Royal ordinances, which the following members of the Chamber of jjeputics are raised to the peerage, viz., Lieut. Gen. Honnemains, Lieut. Gen. Lieut. Gen. purrieu, M. Kulchiron, 14aroii Girot de L'Anglade, M. Hartmann, Count Montozon, M. Raguet Lepiue, Baron Tupinier. Another ordinance, published the same journal, elevates M. l'ons, deputy ...

... FROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE, DEC. I9lk, 1845. J. Jesbup and W. Johnson, Queen's Road, Hollo way. G. Graham, T. Adam*, aud M. B. MacfarUne, calico pi inters. G. Craft, Hilcliin, Herefordshire, bakei. J. Manchester, merchant. U. Charles, Manchester, commission agent. J. Manchester, builder. J. Collins, Sal ford, Lancashire, common brewer. T. Findley, Manchester, plasterer. J. Howe, West Bromwich, ...

... T n, LONDON. THURSDAY EVENING London Money and Share Markets.—Thursday evening -The Consol Market has been rather heavy the last price being 881, the same for money and account Exchequer bills are 48, and India Bonds (2 Th« . .. ' foreign bonds continue a have been d De at 17», Spanish Three per Cents. Mh^SSlSt Snu M , . d *h ' 4,f I ' - Four Cents. 98|. The share settlement not yet finally ...

... The Bucephalus from Bombay arrived at Liverpool on Monday, and having spoken the Indian, from Liunceston, on the oth instant, was put in possession of the following lamentable particulars of the loss of the Mary, Captain Newly, and 17 passengers. The Mary sailed from the Heads of Port Jackson, on the May, when the wind being favourable a passage through Bass' Strait 3 was attempted, but as it ...

... . . 2 h » re Market- West Riding _ T m Railoavs-lheLeagueßazaar foreign Intelligence 3 -Mr TresMl and his Weavers Important fiom Ainc-rira— - Anti-Corporation Influence — Annexation of Texas — Pre. — Choral Socie, v 's Oratorio sident Polks Inaugural A*. J^^ MEETINGS & Pro- I D r t! I ST,c *» tk^'«snce 3 \fSF?L^^-Ua&. 6 2? £? e , r „ ern «, „ l S u: - tr.tes and Constables : a Scene C n ...