... sea-going STEAM-BOAT, is now placed upon SntTwV« n ' and performs the voyage between DOVER and £ ,Y L OGNE anel BOULOGNE anef DOVER elaily, according g me tide. Although a REMARKABLY FAST boat, she %•*» oeon proved to be very DRY and EASY in rough weather. r-^?L fu r ther Particulars apply to Mr. Richard Bushell, 26, ?? et « ov er; or at the Boulogne and Dover Steam- ?? Office, Custom House ...

... Trade of \\ TOrTR » mm PAIN TEB. None but ttjn&t CMotry will be taken. -S%^SSg. Horraa, Bridlington. -^UGHLAND OR MOUNTAIN T» Lt PINE. _^rrfl-M MAY begs to inform Planters U ^ __ has a few Thousands of the above highly ** ?? TREES for SALE, from 1 to 3 feet high, !w-*2Tsiid tm. P Thousand. They are lust now a !►* ?? » and the present month is the most T__i W P*' ^ i *^ -asi^B^ AND COBN ...

... Her Majesty Queen, hi. Highness Prince Albert, with the Prince of Wales and the Princess Hoyal, attended by suit of attendants, arrived by special train from the VauxhaTl station at the terminus at half-past four Saturday afternoon. The Royal cortege was received at the terminus by the Lieutenant-Governor the Hon. Sir Hercules Pakenham, K.C.8., the Colonels commanding the regiments in (tie ...

... SUMMER STOCK of OOODS. which is now ready for lo.pection. A .plendtd Stook of Cap Millinery ; alao a great variety of jtsailet, Shawls, Scarfs, Balxarine de Lane, Muslia, aad other l)ie*s.s. Cape*, Collars, Ribbon*, Flowers, Ice. Tbersday, Msy 15th, 1845. TO BE LET BY PROPOSAL, For a Term af Yesrs, to be entered on immediately, T HE W ?? CUBTOMED WATER CORN MILL, at WENNINGTON. io tbe County ...

... MAGNET and MENAI ,ye Kingston Wharf, Shorcham, for DIEPPE, . Wednesday, and Saturday; Saturday, at Ha*_-fk.t , ; and HAVRE every Thursday;' loth, _t Six rthcr particulars apply at 09. * Lombard-street, mis. London ; P. Black, Old Steyne, Brighton; I Railwat Stations, I .I'lS via DOVER and BOULOGNE.— The ' IP steam Navigation Company's swift and favourite | ?? lAN, THOMAS KINO. Commander, is ...

... HERBERT, Esqoires, being the Commissioners ■ppointed under a certain Act, passed in the Eighth Year of the Reign of Her present Majesty, and intituled ' An Act to confirm and enfranchise the Estates of the Conventionary Tenants of the Ancient Assessionable Manors of the Dnchy of Cornwall, and to quiet Titles in the County of Cornwall as against the Duchy ; and for other purposes, DO ...

... upon ?? '*'• ***•*• performs the voyage between DOVER and nut LOGNE and BOULOGNE .IinfDoVER daily, accoreling 'tic tide. Although a REMARKABLY FAST boat, she J, * m i proved to be very DRY and KASY In rough weather. a 'or further particulars apply to Mr. Richard Bnshell, 2«, •r_i ( . eet - I)oyer : ...

... thp a A T °MORROAV Saturday), at Half-past Four o'clock Bushi.n ? rnoon -~ For -further particulars apply to Mr. Richard ami _ ' r 6 > Strond-streot, Dover ; or at tne Dover, London, Dover ° Ugne steam Packet Office, Custom House Quay, S{ TEAM to NEW YORK.— The GREAT start WESTE RN. B. R. MATHEWS, Esq., Commander, will S atl ; r F 01u her Moorings in the River aY Four o'clock on seni.e»! aj a ...

... placed upon ™ i* station, and performs the voyage between DOVER and •J-WyLouNE and BOULOGN G and DOVER daily, according ™ tlio tide. Although a REMARKABLY PAST boat, she nas been proved to be very DRY and EASY in rough we tor further particulars apply to Mr. Richard Bushell, ?? Ptrond street, Dover ; or at the Boulogne and Dover Stoaiu- Packet Office, Custom House Quay, Dover. ANTWERP, ...

... negoliaied, tree „1 , x- :• -sr- Gr ud ay and i ?? Iti, (ornliili HI IAM. ANTWERP, and the 111 lINE. v. ?? i iv I'll R, lilac wall.— l he Gen, ra! Ji . nagn li.' nl - IE VM SHIPS, ?? mint, .1 to leave the above pier j v. ; UN l-11.l and s A I ITU) VY Morn- i VNTW ERP every Till K-l)A\ it I ?? .V.. apply at till, Eoinbard- -. Pie ulilly. - . ?? lON, DIEPPE, and HAVRE. J' - savii; tion t ompa ...

... (From the Mark Lane Exprett.) At the commencement of the month, some uneasiness was entertained that vegetation might suffer from drought: all apprehension on this head has now subsided, rain haying fallen almost daily throughout the week ; the temperature has however, remained low, and increased warmth will be necessary before the different grain crops, grass lands, &c. can derive the full ...

... Spear, will embark Passenger, in the ?? Doc on ihe 10th Jun«- * ' superior accommodation, for Cabin and Steerage Pas- •'tfnn- *nd particular, apply to Charles Gumm, 4, King's Arms ?? Change Alley, London ; or to fW'l'l'^ JOHN MARSHALL AND CO. jB. Birehin Lane, Comhill ; or 79, High Street, Southampton. PASSAGE to CANADA.— First-Class SHIPS, of large tonnage, are despatched from the So cth ...