... :NMgistis, in rtfeetiiog the nhjed} Sositt hl the Plttinnerg; and as th- MlMrsbals, 11ar-halmen, acd Commscillas, vre more imme- sAi,+l. uad-I r the authority of that C'urt, that those Oflcers he tlepl tpo ro extrr themselves in their several offices tO pro- ...

... place ni Mornday the 0otil ,nsrot, at tte City °f Lonilorion T'verh, Bisliopsgate-street.- T'icketa'to be had at the B3r of the sail House, and at the Thatched House Tayern, Si. Jrmesa's-treet. AT a very PvlneioLS MZflP1MG of MER- 1?). CI IAN'I'S IANKERh ...

... Into T1he passages willt ot only be learly brought to a certainty, It point of time, but their average length, compared to sailing, ivill be abridwed fully sue-third. The superiority of site, powver, and equipment It, thu vesselas, wilt ueceosarily cotmand ...

... Cretwe, ltild ti, titter itte tiritte, wohereby Stie tttrttpike r rtiteI tesitlitg frtom ?? to Smuttbach is careried over' the sail c ettiloos tit lthe sattt stattiott. A td notioe is herebyv aist, eivit, tlttt it it utrottased by the said in- - etinded art ...

... ~esly.S ROet lUtsEsLetters ade- hi~ssd, post paid, to for r~w an Tr . ,-: oTnear1lv New,.comnplete ljOIL MADRAS and BENGAL, to Sail early in FApril next and wlill call at Portsmouth for Passengers, THE LADY RAFFLEi, 700 ton~s, Captain JAOIi98 COIWVaI.L, of ...

... the legal professisri, aectieneers, and advertisersinceeeri. ?? most advantageous medium of communicating to the ?? intended saile of houses, estaites, e&c. London Agents :-3ir. White, 31, Fleet-street; Ife3;s sc57'5; Warwvick-square;r Mlr. C. Barker, ...

... O-1LOSSEUM and CYCLORAMA, Regenlt's- ~) prk ad ~so univer- sails ?? by thme Press, Ls Open Iiaily fromt Half-pt'c till HIalf-past Fivc ; and in the Evenimg fron, Seven till llelf-pas Tcn. 'Ihe CYCILt)IA3MA of LISBON and the EARTHQUAKE is exhibited at ...

... the 24th, rn the It I sail front Gravesetid on the Ist of March.-For ?? Ml possgae apply to Mtessrs. John Nicholson and Co., 13, ffagal b leegt or to John Pirie and Co, 3, Freeman's-court, OR* IADRAS, CALCUTTA, and CHINA.- F To Sail froms Gravesend on the ...

... prssenKESOgeGTR1 and BU-^ :2adBU JA AN5 ?? ?? .M Sarlc~lau~e..- T enlered out at the CustomE.Iuse, and :ino Zoad+. 1 ing, to Sail in Decnemtberi frLtI A, w*itleave to call at Gibraltar, the fine fat-saiing coppere 'Brig LAirNIA A. I.j .J6% B S7 Cotg tder~ ...

... tons re- CS~fts c~oceiea Commander; to sail October 5. BIRD for PORT PHILLIP, 1,063 tons register, C;^iLASISS commander; to sail October 20. '505 SS POR ponTLAND BAY, 392 tons register, G. A. l'SE aolndcr, to sail October 15. Reoee.;t VAN NOORD for SYDNEY ...

... PoRTSamotrrH, APRIL 9.._.Wiind E. strong-Sailed his Majesty's steamer Firebrand, for Woolwich; his Majesty's steamer Salaman- der, for Falmouth. FALMOUTH, APRIL 8.-Wind E., strong breeze, and squalyv.. Sailed the Opossum packet for Jamaica; and the Swallow ...

... crew atid part of the cargo saved, TIitti Atmne. James, botund to Lontion, sailed rrom Tobago on the 2L9ch of July, and put back the next day, with loss of top- niabt,, sails, atid rigeglig; she would be ready fur sea'about the 16zli or 20th ult. ClR~PSTOW ...