... TO SAIL ON THE 20th APRIL. 700 Tn udn OI ATN on ah supri'riing agriet ?? ?? ?? suerior OppoItunity to Passengers, and will Sail punctually on the 20th April. For Freight or Passage, apply to the MAsTrER on Board, in the Junction Dock, near the Monument; to ir vRUTHERIORD, No. 9, Nelson-street; or to BURSTALL & LAMPLOUGH. Hull, April 1st, 1846. FOR ST. PETERSBURG. rPlHE A. 1. Swedish Schooner S ...

... Public Notticer, 1t lPON DIOCESAN CHURCH BUILDING! T ) SOC1tETY.-ltt'ON7 DIOCFSAN ItBOARD OF lODIUCA- TION,-the nextoltltF t11(RLeV ?? E TING will be held at I 1ole the RoVAL IOTI;,nI.. tn Lliuces, on lcrida7sy, the SCeventCCeIeth Aplril maell ?? o'clock tit Noon. I Stnes hot t JAMES CIIARNOCK, OrSceane. Iily IVILLIAM SINCLAIR, IGeteralSecretaries. CllARLES ODOSON :ith 390ads, R~th~larch t-i, ...

... -- ?? om oiPlam, ',ran a;Z,;-MV:9'1T; I woults.l To be hai of John Cleave.- ad all booksellers. (Price Q.e Shining.) TWO ORATIONS AGAINST 8IAING AJWVY HUMAN 'LIFE, TNDER any Circuinstalees; and in tyt.airatetion anll U detente of the nrisreiresenteei dv&&nine of Nor' lesistance2 (Deilv red in the Nutiioiml lisll, ltelboslU, Lathe evorings of Februrary 25,h Ora March 4th.? ?? These irstiolls ...

... Arf In 0 ?? 11fs LHINA, GLASS, LAMP, AND LUSTRE - ing ?? WAREHOUSr, S0, UPPICRUHAD Row, Lsrsns. no WILLIAM GALT & CO. having recently become Proprietors t of the above Establishment, are desirous of immediately B, !t- Disposln, of a considerable Portion of the Stock, theY there- in fore invite the Attention of Purchasers, as they will for a rty short time Sell every Description of Goods at a ...

... i-VALUABLE BUILDING GROUND FOR SALE. ro BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. TL TnoMAs DANIELS, on WEDNESDAY, the' 22nd of April neXt, (unless previously disposed of by Private Contract), at Two ?? in the Afternoon, at the GEORGE INN, in the Borough of Kingston-upon-Hull (in lots to suit Purchasers, and subject to such con- itions as will be then and there announced), all that piece of GROUND, situate ...

... COUGIS. `HOARSENESS. AND ALL ASTI- MATIC AND PULMONARY COMPLAINTSI EFFECTUALLY CURED BY KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. U PWARDS of thiirty years' experience hasprover the e U ikifillibi;ity of these Lozenges in the Cure of Winter, Cough. Iloasseess, Shortruss of Birseth, and ether Pul- It monary nlah&idies . The patroll,,e of his liesty the ?? of rruesia has been bestowed on them; as also has that ...

... 4 ONDON AND YORK /2 ail RAILWAY. TO THE SCRIPHOLDERS & SUBSCRIBERS TOTHEDEED OFTHEABOVECOMPANY. A eittee of Shareholders in the London and York Bailway has been formed, with the view of con- sideriig the prospects of this Line, and whether any- thing can be done to lessen the responsibility of the Shareholders, or in any way improve their position. The Committee view with alarm the daily ...

... cOUGiS. lHOARSENESS, AND ALL ASTH- M4ATIC AND PULMONARY COMPLAINTS EFFECTUALLY CURED BY EEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. S U PWARDS of thirty years' experience hasproved the U infallibility of these Lezenges in the Cure of Winter mugli, Hoarseness, Shortness of Breath, and other Pul- a monary maladies t The patroiago of his Majesty the King of Prussia las been bestowed on them ; as also has that of ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. it We do not agree in the spirit of J. H.'s lines, Or think their publuog if tio,, would do good. s1 rih tffur of The Buty Body should have had An earlier acknow. i Ietlgtmont but for its having been mislaid. We fear eur columeg ti sill generally be too much occupied by the record of fac h admit of our engaging a Cenwtr lorunt. e I he Miscellaneous Works of Sir Jat. ...

... COUGHS, I-IOAIRSENESS, AND ALL ASTIT- MATIC AND PULMONARY COMPLAMNTS EFFECTUALLY CUR1ED BY KEATING'S COrrGH LOZENGES. U PWAiIDS of thirty yeers' experience has proved tie inlfetuisty af theo Lowelges ini the Cure of iv'iater Cough. loaarseness, Shinstwt s9 of Breath, and sthler Pul- monn ry maladiUs. The pat ronage of his Majesty the King of Pruasia has been bestowed on Ihesa ; as also has ...

... PROCLAMATION! Linse [The following significant document has been seat to us from Glasgow.1 Rape WANTED, as Food for Powder, some Fine Young Rted( Men, of nOOD CllARACTER, to fill the places of the dut BRAVE FELLOWS who fell in bringing about the Whit CIVILIZATION of India, according to the oid fashioned 'n'se' method, namely, robbing and murdering the Inhabi- Fr, tants. About 40,000 human ...

... It tj A t.v - - %ale W) ~atc 0D)IM13. -fEEIJS COMMIERCIAL BUILDINGS.-TO ' JA BE SOLD. THItME SIIARES iln tire above c'omspaiiN,, 1VIIh 'ill entitle thio i'trciarser to a vlet for die W~est itidinig the y xorlirhire. For Plrticular6 npl~iy to Mr. WATSON CILP~tMAN . WitA pConcy-Street,_York. TutBES lr _)UDSEY GAS COMPAN.-LD ja few SHARES at 'i moderate lIrrttiltiur. Also Ot few 1ARE inteLFEDLS ...