Misses E. & C. Puddicombe, (Private & Commercial,) 3, Colmore-row; J. Smith, 72, Newhall-street; Glover, 118, New-street. OMNIBUS OFFICES. High-street; Bull-street, and Snow-hill. LIST OF NEWSPAPERS.—_July_ 31, 1838. _Monday_ ARIS’S GAZETTE—General and Commercial Advertising Paper, established nearly a century. Average weekly circulation, 3,250 copies. _Thursday_ THE MIDLAND COUNTIES’ HERALD—A general business Paper, circulated to a considerable extent, gratuitously, and containing commercial and other information, but no political discussions. The guaranteed circulation is 5,000 copies weekly. — BIRMINGHAM ADVERTISER—Tory. Circulation, 1,750 copies weekly. _Saturday_ BIRMINGHAM JOURNAL—Radical and intelligent. Circulation, 2,500 copies weekly. CANAL CONVEYANCE. Bird, G. R., & Son, Crescent; all parts. Crowley, Hicklin, Batty, & Co., Crescent; all parts. Danks, J., Broad-street; Liverpool, Manchester, Hull, and all places on the eastern coast. Danks, J., Great Charles-street; Bristol and the West of England. Greaves, Broad-street; Stratford-on-Avon, &c. Pickford & Co., Fazeley-street and Worcester Wharfs; all parts of the kingdom. Partridge, W. & Co., No. 5, Warehouse, Worcester Wharf; Worcester, Gloucester, and Bristol. Partt, C., Jun., Crescent; Stratford-on-Avon. Shipton & Co., Broad-street; Liverpool, Manchester, and all parts of the North of England. Smith, Great Charles-street. Swain & Co., Friday Bridge; Hull, the North, and Sheffield. Sturland, Thomas, Crescent; Bristol, Liverpool, Manchester, and all parts of the North. Southan, Worcester Wharf; Bristol and Wales. Smith & Wilkinson, 161, Great Charles-street; Walsall. Wheatcroft & Sons, Crescent; all parts North and East. Whitehouse & Sons, Crescent, all parts. Worthington & Co., Great Charles-street; Liverpool, Manchester, and all parts of the North. WAGGON WAREHOUSES. John Shackel, 52, Dale-end; London and all parts. G. Swain & Co., Friday Bridge; Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Carlisle, Durham, York, Hull, &c. Mead, 138, Moor-street; all parts. W. Ashmore, Edgbaston-street; Bristol and the West, and all parts of Norfolk. Jolly, Bromsgrove-street; London. Wheatcroft & Sons, Crescent; Leeds, Sheffield, and the North, Bristol, and all parts of the West. Haines & Co.’s Fly Vans, White Horse, Moor-street; London and Bristol. J. Butler, 88, Coleshill-street; Staffordshire and the Potteries. Wade & Co., Bordesley-street; Bristol and the West, Sheffield, and the North. Red Lion, Park-street, Digbeth; London, Bristol, and all parts. PLACES OF NOTE ADJACENT TO BIRMINGHAM. The tourist will find the following places well deserving his attention, and to which coaches are daily passing. The figures denote the miles distant from Birmingham. The Ruins of Kenilworth Castle, 18. The Ruins of Dudley Castle, 9. Warwick Castle, 20.