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month, returning Twice Month in due course. The public is respectfully informed that the Bri- tish Royal Mail Sieam-p packet Company's steam Vessels offer commodious accommodation Tor fas- sengers, and ply regularly between the undermen- tioned places, vz:

 From ENGLAND to BARBADOS (via Madeira) on tho 2d and l7lh of each month. From BARBADOS about the 9th and 9th, to GRANA. DA; thence along the Northern Islands to ST. THOMAS andPoRTo RICO and back by ,hs same route to BAR From BARBADOS, about the 9th and 24th, to TOBAGO and DEMERARA: thence about the 5ih and 2o'h, to TOBAGO and GRENADA

 From GRENADA about the l1th and 26th, to TRINIDAD From Gn ENADA, about the Huh and s6th, calling a, JACMEL in Hayti. to JAMAICA, St. JAeo dc Cuba i- thence back to JAMAICA and JACMEI, and on to PORTO RICO and ST. THOMAS; from whence tho Steamer proceeds towards ENGLAND via BERMUDA and FAYAI. alternately. From ST. THOMAS abont the 18th to BERMUDA; thence about the 2Ist, to NASSAU and HAVANAi leaving the last men,ioned place. about the a9th, for JAMAICA. From JAMAICA. about the l6h to Santa Martha CArha- gena, CHAGREs and San Jusn de Nicaragua. and b.ek by the same route leaving CHAGRES about the 25th, and reaching JAMAICA about the d. From JAMAICA, about the 3rd. to HAVANA. VERA CRUZ. TAMPICo and back by the same route to IA vANAi thence, about the 10th, to Nassau, BERMUDA

 ALSO. BY SAILING VESSELS. From GRENADA, about the 26th. 10 LA GUAYRA and PORTO CABELI.o. and back to LA GUAYRA. thence to ST. THOMAS. arriving there about the 18th. From HAVANA, about the 6ih, 10 HONDURAS, and back to Havsns

 0e-The Fares (which include the use of Bedding and Linen, Steward's Fees and all other charges, except for Wines. Spirits, Malt Liquors and Mine- ral Waters,) are moderate. For example, that be. tween Havana and Jamaica, is Fifty Dollars, and between other places nearly proportionate, having reference to distance and time. ... By 'his contnuous chain of Steam Communication an opportunity offers (to persons remaining on board) ofevadng the rigor of climate during winter, with. incurring the risk of residing for any length of time in West India Colony.

 The Steam Packets carry experienced Surgeon.

 E. CHAPPEIL, Secretary,

 jy22mmo 55 Moorgate-slreet, London.

 Medical College of Louisiana. TNIiE annual course oi Lectures in this institution L will commeuce on MONDAY, NOVEMBER l7th, 1845, and continue four months

 Physiology and Pathology. John Harrison, D. ipa9sG MsJo;ns jns f'a''''e 0' James Jones, MD. Surgery. =. ......... Warren Stone, M. D. Chemistry. J. L. Riddell, M. D. Obstetrics and dseases2 IT r mn

 of women x children ''A !" "e""s' WI D' Malera Medica and wmcmD

 Therapeutic ics..

 Anatomy ......... AJ .Wenderburn, IND Demonsirator of Anatomy. " .R.IeMonnier. MD. jy22tMmo W. M CARPENTER, Dean. K NIGHTS OF THE HORSESHOE, Ira IN dItionary Tale of the Cooked Hat Gentry of the Old Dominion; by the author of "The Cavaliers ofvwgina," etc CHARLES YANcEY.has the plea- of informing the Southern public that he will issue from h,s Press in West Wetumpka, Ala ma few weeks, the above named Novel, by distn- guished author residing in the State of Georgia. The Knights of the Horse Shoe w, be issued in psmphlet form. vols. 125 pages, or more, eacl.- Prce 75 cents per single copy-9 copies for $6-2O copies for $l0.

 Letters by naii post paid, enclosing the money. will receive prompt attention. Address

 iy22 CHARLES YANCEY, We,umpka, Ala. CUNDRIEs-l0 Segars of various kinds S 8 cases Undsrwood's Pickles m gallon jars

 30 cases do P-pper.auce in pt and and qt It bottle.

 5 cases do Cherry Brandy

 10 cases do Mustard fine and superfne

 50 pkgs Imperial, Gunpowder and Young Fly

 Teas; 200 lbs first quality Manila Indigo 1000 lbs McCuibugh's Lead

 200 sacks Salt; 10 cases able Salt. in store and for sale by WARE CHESBROUGH, r. jy22 Commerce-st WV ESTERN PRODUCE--l0 bbls Moassss w 40 bbs rectifed Whiskey

 20 bbls Dexier's double rectifed Whiskey

 20 casks Bacon Sides; casks Shoulder:

 30 bbs Mess and Prime Pork; 2O Kegs Lard

 50 bbls St Louis and Ohio Flour

 30 bhds strictly choice Sugar, in store and landing thls morning from steamer James L. Day, and for sale by WARE CHEsBkouGH, jy22 Commerce. st ANDING fon brig Timolenn from Boston, L Pickles-Assoried, including Peppers, Man. goes, WaInuts, &c. Capers-ln fine order

 Sances-An ncbovies, Indian boy and J. Bule

 Olves-Best Spanish and French

 Jams -Rasberry and Strawberry

 Spices-Of all kinds, ground and phi up 10 bot- ties. Also, various other articles ID the line. jy22 For sale by OHN O'REILLY & co. TtHEESE-A splendid article of English dairy, O m siure and for sale by

 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM, iy22 Grocers, 5a Dauphin street CCHOOLEY'S HAMS and Smoked Tooeues. C just received in fine order and for .ale by iv22 JOHN O'REILLY & CD. SiIoULDERS--50 casks to arrive per schooner kC Cora, for sale by l1 iy22 MARSHALL. ROWE & co. ST LOUIS FLOUR-Selecied brands Tor fami- o iy use, for sale by

 jy22 JOHN o'REILLY & co,