... GIB.-SON. will leave the East India Docks sth September. Has very superior accommodation for lust, second, and third c ass passengers (saloon cabins being titted with eaoin furniture., and will cs.ry a surgeon.- Apply to F. Green aud Co.. Ltd. Leadenhall-street K.C. _ BLACKWALL LINE of PXCKETS.-MELBOURNE IPort Phillip) Diie-t.-Messiß. GREEN'S ship SHANNON, 1450 tons, Captain V. R. O. STACI ...

... ?? -t arn-wharf, for ROTTERDAM . ?? vi. ?? and SaT'ROaY August ?? at 0; tt, at . hief cabin, £l fore, 15s. Return tickets, j iare ami -t ?? 7i, J_,i..:»_!ii -str.-et, ami 2,7, Regent -circus. -j [i ti N •. A T E W H A R F. - l.Wi to EIHNBI'R'.H anl NEWCASTLE i,!NI.I;AI. STKA.I NAVIOATION* COMPANY'S _. M.-amsiiipci leavv hongate Wliarf, near the Tower, as •., ii tvtry Wednesday ai.il .Saturday, ...

... will be OPENED on ToneroAV. ai »at,UffL by™ o * l ?? 8 TALLIS IRIMNELL,Eeo.,Or- rt oi Clie»terfield Cbureh. wm SorriDg 6ennon will be Preached by the Rev. JAMES •ÜBPBIBY, MA n Canon of Manobeater and Rector of r. add'i Church. i he ?? Sermon will be Preached by the Rev. JAMBS K1 »fesLL. M.A., Incumbent of Bt. PhUip'a, Sheffield. Tb« Cboir o! bt. Stephen* Church will be aasiatod by ■.vara' ...

... Station, Lancaster, suited to the requirements of a genteel family, pleasantly situated, being open to the country both tront and back, six minutes' walk from Town and two minutes' walk from Railway Sta- tion, commanding a beautiful View of the Bay of Norecanibe a lia tne Mountain Scenery skirting the gjv. The Houses each contain two spacious Enter- taining Rooms, about 16ft. by 21ft.; Porch ...

... Overland to .• -. This service is now performed by the Eel- l | kets twice a day, Sundays included. The ,„ ii.v.-r are at 9._ am and 10 40 p.m.; from l ?? iin. At Ostend passengers land and , „,i Admiralty Pier, the railway carriages being ; ; ket iftice, S3, Gracechurch-street, Jab 1, IsTl ' t M'WKiM*. BRUSSELS, and the RHINE. \ iiLNERAI- STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S i ?? . ■■-- . aye St. ...

... : -. Park terrace, WEDNESDAY and StDRDAY. at Eleven o'c ...

... LONG EXPERIENCE, CAN &* £?{ VcOMMEND THESE SILKS. 1 STKOM' 1 ' 1 tQ £1 7g the dress, and upwards. rtnC fr ,T filled to the Three Guinea dress. ESaOtf« ttH,U trFXPBRIESCBD HANDS IN THE MAI'E BY fHp^ppKOVED STYLES PSK^T-T AND AT FIXED PRICES. 0^& m) *lvroWl>«» tio °' „ p_i ?? THOMAS DENHAM, tt-Ireb-ow. 22 and 26, John William-street, ?? Moan l ' 1 ' ' ' Huddersfield. fIJW — nY-MADE WHITE ...

... Eval, 13 Acre, of CORN?n the 8100 * \t property of Mr. Axeworthy. QN WEDNESDAY, the 2nd August, at 4 p.m., at V Ti-BGOLis. St. Merryn, 18 Acres of CORN in the straw, the property of Mr. William Hellyar. AN WEDNESDAY, the 2nd Auguat, at 6.30 p.m., at \J Pohthcothan, St. Merryn, 11 Acres of cI>RN in tne ateaw, the property of Thomas Peter, Esq. QN THURSDAY, the 3rd August, at 6 p.m., at \J ...

... leave to inform Owners and Masters of S___-.' ■hips and Steam Yachts that they have ESTABLISH*??* . OOAL DEPOT in COWES BOADS for a^,pU_ig_?^ r POWELL DUFFEYN SMOKELESS STEAISf COAL .^__\ am this is the most central and convenient spot in the ChLnru. M a Coaling Station for passing Steamers and Y__h_7«!_- hope to re_eive a fair share of support. ——— __j Their Hulk ELOEA is moored so that ...

... a Green Buoy, marked with the word Wreck, has been laid about 15 fathoms South of the Barque Wm. Bromham, sunk on the North side of the Bar of the Harbour of Aberdovey. _ . _. ._ ?? .. ?? The Buoy lies in 4 feet at Low Water Spring Tides, with the foUow- ing Marks and Compass Bearings, Viz. :— The Corbet Arms Hotel SW Bar Buoy (Distant 150 Fathoms). Portions of the Wreck show about Three ...

... and SHEPPABD, _ai _tend at the Grand Stand, Race Course, Lei- ?? Monday next, the ...

... Blue Skve JL Terrier DOG, with two brown ears -The owner %t\ ha J. c ;, 1 { 0:i Paynig expenses If not claimed in a wees, will be sold. EXCHANGE HALL, TO-MORROW, (WEDNESDAY.) TO THE GENTRY AND ALL ADMIRERS OF THE FINE ARTS. MR. WILLIAM. STEWARDSON Will submit for positive Sale by public auction, at the above room at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, two in the afternoon, and iv the evening at seven, ...