... sailing from Liverpool Pa-ssage money 14!. and upwards. ?? »^Bhip. Captain. Register.] Bnraen. To Bari. T.C. 0. ?? _m~^ 5000 Aug. 20. . E. Devey 132:1 I 4000 | Sept. 20. T.D. Drown ?? 155. Oct. 20. Hkra 11. A. Drown .. Blct O'H-Uoran 2460 hi 07 ?? a.id beat ?? from port to port. Her saloo_3 are sumptuous j |C W . piano, library, aud linei JJ*»gi'rs embark on the 19th of every uioutc— F-..r ...

... CIRCULATED IN SUFFOLK, NORFOLK, ESSEX, CAMBRIDGE, AND ELY. SUFFOLK HOUSE. BURY ST. EDMUND’S. W. PLUM PTC)N AND SONS ...

... of SWEDE and TURNIP BEED, genuine ARTIFICIAL MANURES, OIL CA£E, tc. can be supplied by H. -HOMPSON, Soath-gtreet, Fareham. *W%O EMPLOYERS OF STEAM POWER.— nahrnnli'SXl.. COMPOSITION POR PREVENTING AND DESTROIINQ INCRUSTATION IN STEAM BOILERS. ?? L ?? * kicu ** ?? effastual. By ths ase of this Com- ?? ?? ?? oelay caused br incrustation is entirely pre- ?? ?? kept eiean wilbont chipping; much ...

... A Fast Razor.—Does this razor take hold well ? asked the barber. Yes/' groaned the martyr, it takes hold well, but it don't let go Mistake.—There was a very singular mistake made by Digg, at the wedding, who, when introduced to the bride, wished that she might enjoy many returns of the present happy occasion. Household obds.— Would you like to subscribe for Dickens' Household Words ? ...

... I .•ex book passengers, and receive goods aad parcels for the ri rM-rai.ean, Egypt, Aden, Oeylon, Madras, Calcutta, the Straits, i 41 • 'md Manilla, by their steamers leaving Southampton on the ol H t t!,i flth of every month ; and for the Mediterranean, Egypt, ?? Bombay, by their packets Waving Southampton about ••thand 27th ot the month.— For further particulars, apply ?? company's offices, ...

... the principal towns in the United Kincdora Tt - rf York direct, calling at Halifax to land ber Majesty's mails.* X tff endid and powerful Ocean Mai! Steam-ships will leave J- .CAY for NEW YORK as under :— ._u V EMPIRE 5,000 tons. 1,000 h.-p. Aug. 24. l_?VC_ ILBERT 5,001 „ 1,0.,0 „ P ..rMC__V EMPIRE 3.0 0 „ 1,000 „ ?? : 'SS ;; ?? booked to New York. • nzhßates:— First class, £18; second class. ...

... St. Austle Nur- ■ J. MITCHINSON _; Co. ENGLAND CRICKET MATCH. TRURO, ISSB. PDBUCJ_KS. ( oNKr.CIIONERS,and otliers wishing tt SIII an. kind of refreshments at the Grand .ttrii ?? Plint'* Ban.. Truro, on the .Ist of August and , g-,te_-bcr, will apply as under. iv-il-trs. Carpenters, and others desirous o? contract- -fort. en- -tion of a Stand or other accommodation, j ?? sunder. J_rri>.- and ...

... ceremony wiU be per- i£~U by MISS FEILDEN, daughter of Joseph S-SU' Esq., of Witbtm Park. Clergymen and ?? gentlemen desirous of joining the Committee in IlLJion are requested to meet in St. Paul. Church- vardnot later than Half-past Three ?? in the Afternoon. THERE WILL BE A MASONIC PROCESSION. T —dies' Tickets for the Platform may be obtained ni) £^pp*ication to Mr. JOHN PARKINSON,' ...

... Hotel, Houldsworth & family Miss Drummond |Miss Neville Miss Dormer Tki Maples, l)r & Mrs Leeson Mr Leeson Mrs Sutton Pulpit Rock, •Capt LafTan •Mrs Laffan and family 'I'hornclijf, Rev U. Fielden Mrs Fielden and family Sea view, 'Misses Sewell Gothic cottage, 2,* Mrs Francis & family Ilawthorndene, Rev. Edmund Venables Mrs Venables & family The Lit lies. Miss Fielden Miss Roberts Cliff den, ...

... aailing from LiTerpool '«__i !rnf • P-vwage money 111. and upwards. Oaptaia. | Register. 1 Borden. To Sail. Ifc^Star ?? T. 0.0. ?? 2860 6000 Aug. 20. C^ 1 X - » ...

... THE BOMBAY MAIL. The Bombay Overland Mail has arrived, with dates from Bombay to July 3rd.—The following is summary the Bombay Timet of that date :— OP GWALIOK. The recapture of this important city by Sir Hugh Rose's force was announced to us by telegram the ult, dated Palace ol' Gwalior, and forms a brilliant termination to the campaign opened on thia kide of India, and unvarying success ...

... from VIENNA T iiM ODESSA, and CONSTANTINOPLE (in connection with '■ A '.irers of the Austrian Lloyd's,, calling at intermediate v ?? See Bradshaw's Continental Railway Guide. ?? 't .rectors of the Company have made a-rangements for Tin ?? iv on the Danube, in iron barges towed by steamers, i' rl °* L-ur of Sulina and over the Bar, by which means vessels :n ' 'no be laden at Galatz or ...