... on TUESDAY, the 4th day of Jan^rv l^.S.at Half-past Eleven «'tff »££? X pr. . i .ly. and the following day*. agrecabU to the plan after m. nti..ii.- ithat i_ to ..ty):— O- TUESDAY, at Half-past El.-yen oclock, die Oaths of ! alin. ?? will be administer^ to such persons as may be Ai'Sv^o-^^Sness relating to the Assessment, Apjl^u-n ol\ Management of the County Stock or Rate CtoTSkdM Business ...

... for the COUNTY of CORNWALL,/* the trial of such Prisoners only, being ■ fa Gaol of the eaid County, as sluM have been com- mitted f* tri*l * ?? ?? Assizes or at the next Gaol neliveru of the said County, will be held at the ASSIZE BALL, in BODMIN, on SATURDAY, the Eleventh to* of December instant, on which day the Judges will gpem the Commission. Prosecutors of Indictments are to Take Notice ...

... ti of eaoh month. Ship. Captain. | Register. Burden, i ToBaU. Beeohworth ?? Pram | li>B6 I 4500 ; Dec. _0 Prince of the ieuß Brown ' 1497 ' 4600 Jan. 30 Bed ?? OHalloran MO SOOO - WUteStS. T.O. C. Kew . 3360 5000 ' - The clippers of tbis line are the largest, finest, and hand_onie_t in the wade, and are well known fnr tlieir famous passages and the unswerv- ing punctuality of their sailing ...

... Atlantic Royal Mail Steam «avig_««_ w_. _ pW) y « powerful steams-ips. ?? r 7^- AE^ NGK^£raNewYor_. From Galway. I „.p T Fic Dae. SO SSScf-SEET'I— CI A ?? J*SJ2S, ALBERT ' j PRINCE ALBERT, PACIFIC, — hooked for New Tork from any of Through ta«_-f«««^ i£sl£ rigdor- atone fare, viz. :-Ut tba principal towns in ttie J^^Je, _. From Galway-lst class, 1 £ 5 ™i.^„s but without wines or liquors, ...

... West Harding street, Fetter lane. GI N— D N S 6 PHISTI cXlED GIN. NICHOLSON'S LONDON GIN sold precisely as it runs from tlie still, and of the true juniper flavour, 17-up, the highest legal strength. Imperial Gallon, lis. Cash. HENRY STEEL, Tom Cross lane. E~ LLIOTT'S SUPERIOR MUTTON SAUSAGES, Fresh Made every Day, May be had on'.y at their Old- Established and Original Sausage House, No. 4, ...

... to the Amount of Subscription. Provisional Committee. The Right Hon. Lord Clinton, Heanton SatchviUe- Devon, gir Charles Lemon, Bart., Carclew, Cornwall. X G. Bariso, Esq., M.P., 1, Halkin Street, London. Samuel Gueney, Esq., M.P., Lombard Street, London. C. DaCres Bevan, Esq., Boskenna, Cornwall. lames B. Read, Esq., Penryn, CornwaU. Alfred Fox, Esq., of the Firm of G. C. and R. W. Fox and Co ...

... to MEL- BOURNE ooi the Ist and _otii of every mmith. Ship. Captain. . Register. Burden. To Sail. Prince of the Seasj Biown 1427 4500 Jan. 29. Blue Jacket ..TTiClarke 1012 3900 Feb. 1. ?? jM. Handy 11&0 3500 Feb. 20. Sed Jacket O'Hal lorau ?? . 2460 6000 — Birocco Flood 1344 4000 — White Star T.C. C. ?? 2360 5000 — Jlermaid ' Jas. White 1320 4000 — The Prince of the Seai w.ia built by tlie ...

... YOUTHS m?!E WATCHES, Jewelled X. anH Warranted. 10a urh v • ?? F ...

... CHAINS, {ang Pattern) for — ?? E,U ® TEEET ' VBRPOOL. rattles should compare pr ...

... committee has been organised to raise some' permanent monument to tbe late Robert Owen. We understand that Mr. Baily, of whom Bristol is justly proud, has been commissioned to execute a marble bust of the Commander-in-Chief. Bristol Mirror, j Mr. Walker, C.E. to the Admiralty, has arrived Bristol to make the necessary surveys for the improve-1 ment of the port, &c.— Bristol Mirror. We hear ...

... fares, 275. and 20s. — The i*^ Company's new, splendid, and very powerful steamship *bVs OST, F. W. Peirce, Commander, leaves the St. Katharine iH Tower, every Sunday, at 12 noon ; returning from Antwerp * ' Wednesday at 12 uoon. Travellers may proceed by rail- eve?!rom Antwerp to Cologne, Hamburg, Berlin, Leipsic, Dresden, with the short sea passage of five hours only.— All applications ...

... Ship. Captain. j Register.^ Burden, To SalL BeechwortJi . ?? Irani ! 8.186 4200 i Dec. 20 Prime of the -Seas Brown 1127 ; 4500 , Jan. 20 Red ?? OHdlonui I MOO WOO - •White Star T.C. C. ?? 1 8360 5000 — The clipi>er3 of this line are the largest, finest, and handsomest inthe trade, and are well known for their famous passages and the unswerv- ing punctuality of their sailing engagements. ...