... HEREBY GIVEN, That the N~v * .. f-pneral for Crown Colonies have been instructed to Ap trnF_iS in London, for DERENTURES, on account of the !l£ tof the Cape of Good Hope, to the extent of £50,000, |rtr0 i_icnt pursllanC e of an Act of the Legislature of the W iss . ue ?? of ISS'J, passed for the further introduction into the ?? . immigrants' from Europe. |oC h'ntures will be issued for itime ...

... 9th, far the purpose of founding SsWbitioaa in connexion witb this School. It is hoped tbat all these who feel interested in this really important matter will attend. THE CHAIE WILL BE TAKEN BT J J. W. FEKRY WATLINGTON, Esq., M.P., At Ttoo o'clock precisely. The following gentleman have aireadv promised their snp- port :-Btr J- T. TjwaU, Bart. : T. W. Bramston, Esq., M.P. ; ?? Cane; Esq.. M.P ...

... of February, isDO, and call at ?? ,lid clipner Ship ORWELL, 1220 tons ALEXANDEIi . Commander. This ship, having aiuiinoopandlofty'tween decks, oll'erß very superior accommoda- tion lor chief cabin, second, Intermediate, and steerage passengers, ■bu, o .**™ 8 a n experienced surgeon.— For freight or passage r.pply to ■rniLLIPPS, SHAW, aud L(__VTHER, 2, Kayal Exchan-jc-build- jnigsiortoF. GREEN ...

... appointed *'■■ I Monthly Service between MILFORD HAVEN and ?? de Verts, Pernambuco, Bahia, and Rio de Janeiro : — r ?? Tons Effective Sbips. Commanders. Horse Power. i__i-«__ ?? i Captain Champion. 2,221 600 pf- Captain Courtenay. 2,261 600 IS ,_. Captain Eustace ?? 2,-42 COO ■ — TjT^otthis line, the Milford Haven, is intended to sail V. l and passengers on 24th January, leaving Lisbon ...

... minute* earlier than rv7i>l' rt Bid Plymouth ; 2D minutes earlier than Truro ; and 2^j . v ui^ earlier Uian Penzance time. CORNWALL RAILWAY. * — I Wgßt BAYS. | 81-.VDA.TB. UP. KiP- Mail. Maif. 12 3 12 12 12 12 3 1* 12 3 A.M. A.*. A. U. T.U. f.U. S..U. P.M tto-o (depa^ ri> ) « « 815 11 0 555 655 845 365 ground ?? 7 3 ?? 1116 413 713 7 3 413 ?? 72* 845 1135 480 730 720 430 SL 735 ?? 1160 ...

... «»t STEAM PACKETB run regularly at fixed --£• with the ?? In correspondence wiU the South-Eastern ?? J iT * m London Bridge, to and from Paris, Brussels, Cologne, l_- >Ur l h * an ' 3 til parts of Europe, India, China, Australia, Ac. -y-^re London, 9.30 and 11.30 ?? 1.80, 6.80, and 8.40 pjn. m^we Dover for Calais, 4.16 p.m. (except Sunday), 11 every Pari* for Calais, 10 a.m., 1.46 p.m., and ...

... 4lao L Paaaaageia Undine « Baabarkiag at Waot ot But Oaami hn« bo PteDoaa to gag, aithar te thaaualeaa at (Mr baggage. Ckmf ef Btwt m tft* . south amptob and op wight royal nail btbam packets, to AND FHOMBOUTHAMPTOK.POBTSmUmEt MOUTH. AND ISLE OF WIGHT. POaat Kota. Amt. baalMaa. Caoaa 1 f MM «gt w jtf*a ,V . aat rumm. go t a * ** * ** g M tie gfOa MOaoaa. »..■«.».■ gig git ...

... gate, Belgrave-gate, Applegate-street, and Queen-street. ...

... Bov. B. B. Gifford, H.A., Kief Bdword’o School, Birabifrboßi Rev. T. Goodwlo. Proprietory Moot, Greenwich; Bov. W. C. Orooue, M.A.. due HooDt.Wollue;; Rev. J. 8. Howooa, .A .Coliocutolo■UtotloD, Liverpool; C.T. Hadoon, Eiq . U.A., Sohaol, Brioul; Bov. T. F. Loo, Boyol Qrammor Behoal, Lweuter; C. P. If moo. Boa., 8.A., Demiskill Greainor School, Londoo; J. Payne, 800., GfOßmar Sobool, ...

... month. 0 BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. 45 ARTIFICIAL TEETH AND GUMS 5 MESSRS. GABRIEL, THE OLD ESTABLISHED 10 DENTISTS, 10 1 viavn the honour to inform their Patients and the Inhabitants of Lancaster m 90 !™,^Tt,he „ow supply ARTIFICIAL TEETH WITH COMPOSITIC its vicinity, tu-it tney now aupyij ?? ?? «b> ?? I rn\H aid INDIA RUBBER ASA BASE, which CANNOT BE DETB.C1 — RY THE CLOSEST ...

... 7m and eoeive Cargo aad Parcels, for Gibraltar, MalU, f^^Yder:, Qjyfcjt, Madras, Calcutta, the StraiU, aud 1 earing Southampton on the 4th and 20th *by ___b for GibralUr, MalU, Egypt, Aden, and Bombay, rfO m °r M isth and 27th of each month ; and for GibralUr, b( r°-.t Aden, Borobny, Mauritius, Reunion, King George's * rS -aroo Isiand (for Adelaide), Melbourne, and Sydney, by •- »« leavmg ...

... of Calcutta, and Metropolitan of India, by the Rev. J. Bateman, formerly Vicar of Huddersfield, his son-in-law and first chaplain, is Now Ready, and may be obtaiuod at J. Brook's, Market- place, Huddersfield. TVI ¥w WEEKLY MAGAZINE, of Politics X . i Legislation, Literature, Science, and Art. i'ho Old-fashioned Weekly Newspaper, as regards mere news, is fast being superseded by the Cheap Daily ...