... FORNEW-.YORK, to The fine Iastgalling Ship wI MONTREAL, Ce 385 Tons Rtegister-* FROST, Master;- rois Wilu sail, (wind and Weather permitting,) on the 31st tr January., * IswitelladajtedaforPasengersahaain ggreatheight between Deciks. Apply to gaauvn ra eg t JOHN IIOLLINGWORTH, a Opposite the Pilot- Office, Queen-treet. H-t, Januarg IC, 1852. - v4 FOR CADIZ, (Direct,) h The fine A. 1. ...

... - T7H~lEATEM-IOYAL, ?? PRESENiT TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 12,2thesr 1, majesties' Servants will perform the Tragedy ofltha A -fi 9 WARDEN OF GALWAY. Written by the Rev. Edward Croves. ,. A Prologue will be spoken by Mr. M. Stanley.i W~leer L~ynch, Warden and l~ayor of Galway. MrI 'aliraft; oderick L~eb, bis son, Mr..M- Stanley; DominiCit, -tMonk,' _ * Ca onuor. Servant to Rodatic Lynch, Mr. King,. ...

... In consequence of the great demand, and to avoid a partial delivery, it has been found necessary to postpone till Mondav. the 16th of January, the pub- lication of Part I., containing five' highly-finished Engrkvings, price only os. 6d. of VINDEN'S LANDSCAPE ILLUSTRATIONS to Mr. Murray's F first complete and uniform Edition of the Life and Works of Lord Byron. Part L illustrative of Vol. I. ...

... ADVANLCE ON CCARPZT9. LUCK, KENT, and CUMMING, Carpenter's-Hall; 68, London AJ Wall; and CIO, Regent Street, beg to inform the Nobility, G4entry, and the Public, that having purchased largely before the advance they are still enabled to offer their large Stock of the very best Brussels; jidderminster, Venetian, and other Carpeeting, at the old prices. A large assortment of .urkey Carpets, ...

... - iot a 41.;11( Ieits, it ts tt.Full; 3oever, ?? ?? fS lectiv ROAl, LNAVAL CLUB, os' 1765. ay iectiont 'tT Oi ICE, is hereby given, tleat the FIRST DIN- te rotj' NERl of the ItOYAL NAVAL CLUB, of easure. 1765, for the present Season, will be given at the T ai, that Piazza Cliffee IHouse, Covent Garden, on Wednesday Aldei )nV0on. the First Day of FebruaEt Dinner on Table at Six ditto iel it ...

... I; ) [1 Ik ?? it-- 'A YON4 thre KIN G, ('H'.Arttil1S 1'02011, itecretOry. * .r ?? Oe,$101 ther 1 In-ntore. 1Deraine, re od1 Art! oneg are ?? i'rotolion, for tile 01non; F.0ohi hion by the middle V. ~ ?? on SaI.cr~y n,,Xt. 4th FeIlrjIaT7. j H-inclpi] Ofictops and Comrnmirionnrys Ff big MaJrI-syo ?? :i- tht on 51,-j1duy. the -2A0t Februarv loot, nt n, l'l'i'iII 'L~t.02, I'l. pill ;it1' to SAIIF ...

... (-_1 ORGH FlROBI1SH ER, cmut.:st r r& Ditu- A IC lii beIT,& No. ltd.j Ilme WArTP, Doorsi tiiite the t 11MO) b0 IIWOmost Tespectfol ly' to ?? to 11it IIyOC F~teiids unid thle Pbliolli iln ?? that helies eiinsn11anieoed pithiet(: Husinem Iii the ?? Line. uitd solicits it share (if their Apiat ie ~. t~. livitig bee for soni Veinr ith a ledictil Gentle. Petrt of mailintlcinboqaettlis ii coir i ...

... A V1 ERTISEMEN-TS. New occupatioa of the Building latcly called the ROTU NDA, in. Blackfriar's Road.. LADY, froan the Country, has taken possession of this Build- A - iDg, and will commence a course of Moral and Philosophical Lectures, on Sunday evening, the 29tl of January, at Seven o'Clock, in a style uDparallelled in this Country. Admission to the Lower Circle of the Theatre, One Shilling ...

... Ir ri ti fi 01 as ci ir [cc .at CI ft ?? it tit it Ct I tI as It, SI BANGOR.,;U ' no Inukcvjel's aidl ers. TO BE IENN ?? IIMaEDIA'T POSqyySION) 1'ttofia ?? orfirr Yjt l o Y ,o : A[I~liltN HO'T'EL,;rt tihe centrooftI V oi' loC~fl, lalte iil th oehupaiatill Of tr alulbove elkS noetitalt.s nad Ntell astilsbihed nhichl an excelloiit'lilD O ...

... ' ' JOlil WA51:5R', W-IIOLESALE JEWELLER, LONDON, BIRMINGHAM, A`ND!SHEF1IELD FACTOR. -N. 20, Broad SWAreet; - * , ~S~pEITULLY offers his lhint tbank~s to the Nobltoppo R GentYif an tie Ilnitants of this Ofty, anld to hist-lit- e a cd, ?? Ciltustemk, for' faVonre' iet~cil-W durittig the meatil kii etqir Friend8, ?? ini irticls in the JEWVEL. Go LtRY, FANCY or HARD WARE l1ne, at Wioirsaie Irces, ...

... NEW SONGS. THE PRIDE OF THE VILLAGE, now singing by Mr. .Flaxinan at various Concerts with great ?? and Music -William Ba The Song of Joy and the Song of Woe T i. H. Bayly es See, Dear Louise - - Mrs. HuxleY-S. Nelson 2s Fair One, take this Rose and wreathe it - - Wegener es Re comes no more Linley 0s Young Love, a sly Urchin - - Mrs. Huxley-S. Nelson es To the Spirit of my Mother J. M. Harris ...

... In a few days will be published, with illustrative Woodcuts, M Vol. II. 15s. of PRINCIPLES of GEOLOGY; being an attempt to account for -f- former Changes in the Earth's Surface, by Causes now in action By CHAnLas LYELL, VIR.S. Professor of Geology in King's College, Londonu. John Murray, Albemarle-street. Just published, in one thick vol. price go. 6d. bound in green and lettered, E. ...