... (,.ls to Ceylon, Madras, Calcutta. Penang, Singapore, and J K'lig.— The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation [■mnnany book passengers and receive goods and parcels for the ?? •;- by their steamers, starting from Southampton on the ay,!, nf every month, and from Suez on or about the 10th ofthe month- ?? |.;ii\ißAV.— Passenger? for Bombay can proceed by this Com- .v ■- steamers of the ...

... to Ceylon, Madras, Calcutta, Penang, Singapore, and 1 • ?? h ng.— The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation I ! ,n „.ok passengers and receive goods and parcels ior the I ' U y their steamers, starting from Southampton on the | t (even month, and from Suez on or about the 10th of the | J j ( ?? — Passengers for Bombay can proceed by this Com- , • • uers of the 20th of the month to Malta, ...

... oT J™ Gentleman , Her Eoyal Licence JpV CcotV. he SD d his issue may, in compliance SiVeS? '££* in the last Will and Testament *» , clause - -- _ laU of tjh, Hermitage afore- .CBSifnTOFHBB> henceforth take and use the S in lieu of that of Muno. *»»■* . that the said Royal Concession ?? in Her M.jesty . College 9ti D*^?wi*V to be void and of none effect. ?? NOV - *' 186°- -^TT^r^ijNDEiILAND ...

... The Americans, says the Times have been making great inquiries about our West India Colonies, and the result has been a public advertisement that a certain gentleman, ** just returned from a tour the United States,’ is enabled provide purchasers for any the plantations now thrown out culture and luxuriantly running to waste. And what does the reader suppose is the gist of the speculation 1 ...

... I pEACE for th e County of Essex will be holden by Ad- vent at tbe Shire House, in Chelmsford, on TUESDAY, i, 9 ith day of November, IK.O, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon ; ?? v tlie Court will proceed to try all Prisoners who may * then i custody, or under recognizance for offences cog- • Weat tlie Quarter Session ; and ull Jurymen, Prosecutors, ?? ,psses, and all other Persons whom it may ...

... ed specimens of japan work, infinitely surpassing to V li, lnese * The prices vary from a very low figuro up to 20 n_ landscapes, flowers, and birds, with buhl and •'° 3* ' le same manufacture is applied in work-boxes, dress- is *35i)j ,e8 > envelope-cases, netting-boxes, glove-boxes, playing- _e '•E'j os ' oB . and ...

... Navigation Com- .% W-? lu 'V-''iacent paddle-wheel steamship TRIDENT, of it!** **oinni i ?? ,ml having several state rooms and superior O'lation generally for passengers, is appointed to leave io» : Vm \ , ,;lri ...

... .Jr 1 .! e aud to the occupants of apartments newly painted witn it; covers so much work. hat it becomes cheaper than the poisonous paints hitherto used. Kach cask is stamped Hub- h k. V on ...

... > NNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholder's, held at the Banking House, ■fc-thbury, on Tuesday, Jnly -S, 1850:— DiftECTORS. THOMAS BARNEWALL, Esq., Chairman. , WM. BEHESFORD, Esq., M. ?? Deputy Chairman. Übarle* Dickson Archibald, Jonathan Hopkinson, Esq. „ , * s .. Mark Hunter, Esq. i' Hiam Sprott Boyd, Esq. | Edward Oxenford, Esq. John Alfred Chowne, Esq. ! John Savaze, Esq. p illiam ...

... Ist of October, with an Introductory Address by Dr. West, at Seven o'clock, p.m. „_, * LECTURES. Burrows. BUR ...

... in the direction of your affairs by the lamented decease of your late Chair- pan, Major General Sir Archibald Calloway. ?? I hasten ty apprise you that in accordance with my address of the Pith jY. April. IH4S, it is my intention to proceed to tho ballot on ?? occasion, and when the day of election is fixed 1 shall u ...

... and Private Families for past favours, which she received while at the Hotel, avails herself of this opportunity of informing her Friends, that she has succeeded in taking the above Hotel, and trusts by strict attention, and mo- derate charges to merit a continuance of their patronage. N.B. Post Horses and Carriages^to Let on Hire. VAXUABI.E KININ^PROFERTY FOB. TOBESOLDBY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ...