... HEREBY GIVEN, That the \ .«. ?? for Crown Colonies have been instructed to i in London for DEBENTURES, on account of S> flt , f irtiiment of the Cape of Good Hope, to the extent of ?? to be issued in pursuance of an Act of the Legislature of _*rL, v No. 22, of 1859, passed tpr the further introduction * c h colon) of Immigrants from Europe. It. Debentures wiU be issued for sums of £100 each, ...

... leave the Docks on Monday, the 20th February, the splendid CUpper Ship NORFOLK, A 1, 1000 ton*. J. S. ATWOOD, Commander; lyiiur in the East India Docks. Tbi* *hip form* one of Messr*. Moucy M igram and Sons' celebrated line ot packet*, which com- prises the Lincolnshire, Suffolk, Kent, Sussex, Essex, Yorkshire, and other fast, favourite, and well-known ships, built and fltte_ expressly for Ihe ...

... 28s. ; second i«s.'2os Return tickets, available for one calendar month- 's class, 50s. ; second class, 365. A Steward's Fee of ls. and •fTrt-pectively is also charged extra on board. Passports and J^j (or Paris may be bad of the respective agents at Newhaven. T_zTee booked through from London to Paris— For farther KWion, applj' at the London-bridge and Pimlico Termini ? gegent-circus, ...

... necessary to ensure freight or passage by this favourite veisel.— Apply to P.ONALDSON and LEEMAN, Allhallows Chambers, 49, Lombard-itreet. PORT NATAL, Direct.— The Dundee Clipper, WITCH, Al, 237 tons register. This smart vessel will meet ?? the usual prompt dispatch that distinguishes thit line of packets.— For freight or passage, apply to RONALDSON and J. EEM AN, Allhallows Chambers, 49, ...

... February, 1860, and call at flymouth. Mess™. Green's splendid clipper Ship ORWELL, 1220 tons, ALEXANDER WEYNTON, Commander. This ship, haying a full poop and lofty 'tween decks, offers very superior accommodation for chief cabin, second. Intermediate, and steerage passengers, and carries an expe- rienced surgeon.— For freight or passage apply to PHILLIPPS, SHAW, and LOWTHER, 2, Royal Exchange ...

... china, ?? t he present month (January), Merchandise for transmis- «.bove must be ?? into the Company's charge at * ...

... your Management in 1856, I ha ve watehwi with close and increasing interest the of events affecting your welfare. Pfhsd hoped, each half-year, to find increasing indications that JL. present Chairman was disposed to adopt that ?? of JT^e confidence, conciliation, and good-wiU, which it was the J!rv essence of your amalgamation agreement of 1854 to esta- blish and without which the interests of ...

... between GALWAY aud NEW YORK, calling Jt ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, to land Passengers and her Majesty's Mails.— The SHORTEST and most DIRECT ROUTE to AMERICA. To Sail from Galway. To Sail from New York. frinee Albert Feb. 4 Circassian Feb. 2 Jason „ „ — Jaaon — Circassian — Prince Albert — Through Fares : Passengers booked from London. Manchester, Tivsrpool, Belfast, Cork, and Dublin, to St. ...

... of February, 1860, and call at Plymouth. ?? Wreen's splendid clipper Ship ORWELL, 1220 tons, ALEV i_NDER WEYNTON, Commander. This ship, having a full t>-joi) and lofty tween decks, offers very superior accommodation for chief cabin, •econd, intermediate, and steerage passengers, fend carries an expe- rienced surgeon.— For freight or passage, apply to PHILLIPPS, £«AW, and LOWTHER, 2. ...

... COMPANY'S Re- (**£ steam-ship BARON OSY, J. H. Ferguson, Commander Sth lier boilers and machinery completely restored, and ha vine *; entirely redecorated ;, leaves the St. Katharine's Wharf, f*er. even Sunday at twelve noon, returning from Antwerp ?? Wednesday Afternoon at one. Fares, 275. and 20s — AU _™l'ications lor the shipment of goods must be made to the fl-don agents Messrs. Lightly ...

... From Newcastle Steam Wharf, 272, Wapping, for — NEWCASTLE- Wednesday and Sunday, at 10 mom. Bs. or 6s. From London-bridge Wharf for — HULL — Wcdr-e. d iy and Saturday, at 8 morn. 6s. 6d. or _c. YARMOUTH— Wednesday and Saturday, at 4 aft. Bs. or ss. OtHc-6,71, L 'rnl.ard-street. and 37, Regent-circus, Piccadilly. PARIS TWICE DAILY by the MAIL PACKETS, .14 Dover and Calais.— The Shortest Sea ...

... book Passengers, and receive Cargo and Parcels, for _uh__lt_r, M* lu ' Corfu ' SKI- 4 . A *ea. Ceylon, Madras, Calcutta, ;£. Straits, and China, by their steamers leaving Southampton n the ith and SOth of every month ; for Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt, ideu and Bombay, by those of the 12th and 27th of each month ; ?nd for Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt, Aden, Bombay, Mauritius, Reunion, King George's ...