... upon this .station, and performs the voyage between DOVER and BOULOGNE anel BOULOGNE and DOVER daily, according to the tide. She has been proved to be the FASTEST BOAT ON THE STATION, and is remarkably dry and easy in rough weather. For further particulars apply to Mr. Richard Bushell, 26, Stfond-street, Dover ; or at the Boulogne and Dover Steam- packet Office, Custom House Quay, Dover. ROYAL ...

... . may be seen, and passages negotiated, free of ex- ?? to Messrs. Gnndlay and Co., 16, Cornhill; •..Um, Charing-cross. 'Un via BRIGHTON andDIEPPE. every 1JA 11 p Nr >IM- and SATURDAY.— The General Steam . oiupaiiv's elegant steam-ship MENAI is appointed „. Wharf, shoreham, lor DIEPPE, every Wed- ?? 1 —This present Saturday, at half-past nine x t Wednesday, 2:S ...

... ir'Tioi Mart, Back Lane, top of King Street; aetoe mmeDce at Ten o'clock in the Morning ; I quantity of DRAPERY GOODS, I caisirtiiig Silk Chosans, figured and u; Ikliariiie?. Orleans, (.‘ohoargs, and »i Ve?tinga, Silk and VToollen; \ elveleens; Apron Checks; Shirting do.; Geny*«Srarf-i and Handkerchiefs, &c.; dozen iJaei«et. yards lengths; do., do., 20 yards W'‘ A quantity of HOUSEHOLD ...

... . . 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 ...

... the General ••team Navigation Company's I * I,a , ; steam-ships. Saturday, at lenmorning; next * „ ,- four morning. To secure berths, &c, . - ?? |-street : or 37. Regent-circus. . , j . MADRAS, BOMBAY, and CHINA. /i\ l ?? ilar- of all desirable SHIPS proceeding to ( , n he seen, and passages negotiated, free of ex- * ?? ?? In Messrs. Grind!*) aud Co., 16, Cornhill; ...

... now placed upon this station, and performs the voyage between DOVER and BOULOGNE and BOULOGNE ancTDOVER daily, according to thfe Hde. She has been proved to be the FASTEST BOAT ON THE STATION, and is remarkably dry and easy in roctgli weather. ForAirther particulars apply to Mr. Richard Bushell, 26, Stronfl- street, Dover ; or at the Boulogne and Dover Steam- packet Office, Custom House Quay, ...

... April next, at twelve o'clock noon, r PHE 10LL Dl TIES leviable, for the year from Whit- 1845 to Whitsunday 1846, at the following 1. On the Road from Dundee to Forfar,— 1. BAR at DIGHTY WATER, with Steelyard. 2. BAR at TARBRAX. 3. BAR at LOANHEAD of FORFAR. 11. On the Road from Wallace Craigie, at Dundee, to PITKERRO,— 4. BAR at STOBSMUIR. 111. On the Road from Broughty Ferry, northwards BY ...

... now placed upon this station, aud performs the voyage between DOVER and oaiLvtiS V. aud BOULOONE and DOVER daily, according • w the tide. She has been proved to be the FASTEST BOAT ON THE STATION, and is remarkably dry and easy in rough weather. For further particulars apply to Mr. Richard Bushell, 26, Stroud street, Dover ; or at the Boulogne and Dover Steam P-icket Office, Custom House Quay, ...

... , -J-^pvMGHT of the whole of the MUSIC of CLl'^^rv* EBBATED DAXSEUSES, who, after ex- tj,e a ...

... An Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain, in the Years and Quarters ended the sth of April 1844 and 1845, showing the Increase or Decrease thereof. Quarters ended April 5, 1844. 1845. Increase. Decrease. £ £ £ £ Customs, 4,604,447 4,402,506 201,941 Excise 1,852,689 1,917,485 64,796 Stamps, 1,639,011 1,742,461 103,450 Taxes, 144,685 145,945 1,260 Property Tax, 1,992 ...

... upon Wns station, and performs the voyage between DOVER and BOULOGNE an.l BOULOGNE and DOVER daily, according to the tide. She has been proved to be the FASTEST BOAT ON THE STATION, and is remarkably dry and easy in *ough weather. For further particulars apply to Mr. Richard Bushell, 26, eStrond-street, Dover ; or at the Boulogne and Dover Steam- packet Office, Custom House Quay, Dover. *» The ...

... Reporter . . 2 Board of Guardian* — Bath Domestic Intelligence 2,3 and Sanitary Movement — Law lor the Rich and Poor— Special Meeting of the Mid- The HampUead Murder— lsnd Railway Company— Caa. —Glass Gaa Pipe*— Austra ° n to Railway TrateUer*— lian Coru— Representation of w «, ' R'ding Quarter Session Grenock— Court and Fashion- —Ferrand t>. Wilson. ?? Inlelligance — O'Connell POETRY 7 taXS? ...