... between J^erpool and New York, calling at HALIFAX, to land and ^■ve passengors and her Majesty's Mails :— j.*ne following or other vessels are appointed to sail from erpool every Saturday, namely,— CAMBRIA, for NKW YORK, Saturday, April 13. CANADA, for BOSTON, Saturday. April 20. „ NIAGARA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, April 27. Pfm in p ««»l»e. including Steward's Fee, THIRTY-FIVE or a N Ds, but ...

... 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 ...

... Penang, Singapore, and * ?? r'a-iel Oriental Steam Navigation! . | S u\_. e Pcninsuter an?. c and parp .. ?? . v . -'■• li), ai-' ,i - ,r '. ...

... NOWOPEN at the Honse of the SOCIETY STARTS, John-street, Adelnhi, daily, between the hours of j, 6 and Five: and in addition from Seven to Ten on the gs of .Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday.—Adniis- . Catalogue I frH.UIOS AND COUNTERFEITS.—BUR- QESS'S ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES.— In Chancery. .wgess v. Collins, and Burgess v. Hall.— On the 7th March, ?? his Honour Vice Chancellor Sir. I. L. ...

... Calcutta, Penang, Singapore, am * Thi PeninsuU- and Oriental Steam Navigatioi ?? X, inf ' , ' sdi-cr- and receive goods and parcels for th, A •- rtpairiert starting from Southampton on th. ?? ! ?? AAi from Suez on nr about the 10th of th, month, * Passengers for Bombay can proceed by this Corn- pi'lVlß*'' nf th- --till f Uie m»«th to Malta, thence t ...

... v, honseate Station, for Newm.rket. at X..0 ?? ?? ''„ ,U venir On Wednesday and Thurs- ?? - ■' VI, ; ist'.. a Trait, will leave Newmarket at ?? - with the Train due in London at K1.40 p.m. ; . ?? April a Special Tram of Fust Class Carriages ?? ,! Xci half an hour after the last race. ?? C. P.RON EY, Secretary. ?? . ,s_ t iou, _prii6,lBso. vr n f MEXICAN BONDHOLDERS. -rE£TI> U '„.'.. ...

... XX ledgments for the honour you have conferred upon .by re-electing us into the Direction. .Trusting that the Proprietors will ever find us deserving of *»0 confidence they have reposed in us. We have the honour to bo, with great respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and very humble servants, J. L. LUSHINGTON. GEORGK LYALL. E. MACNAGHTEN. J. PETTY MUSPRATT. M. T. SMITH. W. ...

... t Madras, Calcutta. Penang, Singapore, and j V ,io , fi.' 5 Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation . ?? rs_ml receive roods and parcels for th, ; -- ■ ' ;, ?? starting Irom Southampton on the '•*,,> from Suez ou or about the 10th of the ■ ?? moieM. *» „„-er? for Bombay can proceed by this Com- j -, \Y-— Pa 7 A~. .ffth of the month to Malta, thence to ?? „ iv's steamers, and from Suez by ...

... of families, hotel keepers, and estaiY ?? lrc; * consumers, to the peculiar system of their as th s ' l,lle nt, which is to supply them on the same terms 8»m, f ?? at the lowest wholesale price. Price lists and with « rw arded freo. A single pound and upwards sent free frpp .t c m i'es of town; six pounds and upwards forwarded Co o any part of England.— Address, Mansell, Home, and Cheapsido. Q ...

... calnu, Bo^„ lO st economical ana ™ legation Company's new -■7. .m- •*. ALBION or SEINE leave London- 'Jßoulogne:- For Calais. Jogne. Sunday, April 14. at 2 morn, r-. ?? mom. . n , ur sdav. April IK, at 0 morn. Sl.* *,met and 37, Regent Circus. Piccadilly. ' i V i -nnt>a T,i ' — - Z — .vC.FR FIRE OFFICE, 27. King- ...

... 14th ult., i • -ye ■■• ;, ' , ?? p -! , Auditors, will' be held at the Bridge! ?? Bridge, TO-MORROW, the 11th instant, at j ' H ?? ? i i,i moon precisely. '„ • - : ?? A ' JAMES MACGREGOR, i Chairman ofthe Board of Directors. 1 G. S. HERBERT. Secretary. ,- K.iil a ?? London Terminus, April «.i. l>v>o. . „,1 -HIBIS, CAP-. AND BLACKING FOE j > :i;A ' f THE ROYAL MARINES. f,h«, c imptroller for ...

... Officers and others. C»Ai RMAN ._Lieut. Gen. Sir JAMES LAW LUSHINGTON, Dkputy Chaiuman.-CHARLES WILLIAM HALLETT, Fso ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY THE ASYLUM. I'Ow premiums for every year of life. Ascending scales, commencing at very reduced rates. Alternative ; one-third of premium lent at 4 per cent. Invalids insured at rates adapted to circumstances. . Naval aud military officers ; Hxed rites for a ...