... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. The THIRTY-FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBI- TION of the SOCIETY of PAINTERS In *iATER-COLOURS, at their Gallery, Pall-mnall East, is ?? each day from niue till ?? Is., Catalogue t;d. R. HILLS, See. Madame TUSSAUD arid SONS have the honour to announce tlsat thley have added to their EXHIBITION asplendid GROUPof TFN FI GUIRES, consistiig of tie great 3Mc of the late WVar: Napoleon, ...

... PUBLIC AMML4EMENTIN. ROYAL ACADEMAY, Sornerset-House.-The VXHISITZON of the lO''AL ACADEM1 Isn fowOPEN. Adimils. ,os fprom ight o'clock (IIl Seven), Oie Shilling; Catalogue. OneI biflling. ?? H___IENRY HONVARD, R.A., Sec. A D EL AIDE- GALLE IRYW f- VhA CTI CA L CIEN-qcE, Adelaide-street, stroand, OPEN IiAILY, at Hulf-past 'en. The Novetlies5 recently Introduced ?? Authoratno, a OTPAnMatl, ...

... SflippiNGINTELLIGENCE. on IATAVI1A and SINGAPORE, to Sail *,51irvt n oib t :,te Just., the fast.snolling brig NVA.N IiARD. n I. burden 2iJ Toni, it. ?? WmC~ni ye, Comalfndier, in Icels-Frfrihto psg apltyito Messrs. Wti I -i rt. Covitlill. ~ jiOUAY, ill s'ail on the 3oth of June, tefine teatti shin M MAID, 600 Tons, IOA5CAPMNAN, Commander, Thci_,oht J!at Vs,tsirrrlieai ivi~t tikrbs Frbr. ndto, ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. SOCIETY of BRITISHARIT EXIIIBITION of the SOCIETY Of ITIf SUft'olk-StT*Gt. PalI.walI Enot, is now OPNfrmt. Admittisnut is.Itai'~ TITIAN'S VEN US.-This celehrattc confessedly, by all writers on the subject, the .hef I V-1s.~ iprior to its being disposed of by subscriptios, NO\M-) ON a separate Apartlment, at thle St. James's alr .p. pall email, opposite Marlborosugh House. ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. TO-MORROW, May 4, will be performed the Tragedy 1LofMACBETH! With the REVOLT of the HAREM ! On Tuesday, Lestoeg. With Carimillban. On Wednesday, a Variety of FEitertaintments. With Carlmilban. On Thursday, (last night this Season), Leotoeq. With other Entertainments. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. MUR HARL]LEY has the honour to announce that his BENEFIT is appointed ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. OR B M1AY, to sail positively on the 15th F l'I of .tutne, the fine teah;-h~lit ship 0(lILSIOH1, A I, burene per Begister (550 Tons, Hteets ?lAMtIrroLT(NANAV, Commander. lyin 'atheWen inia xpot loch Ths sip has, a poop, with spledtdarcnsmtlaloa farPaseile, . awel irianfedl and armed, ansicariesso ~peieord Str~en.l'o frsh I CT paasa 'o ?? to Slerse- eid i, l&,aedCo, 0 ...

... Just Published. COBBETT'S ZEGACY To PAaSON3; OR, Have the Clergy of the Established Church an equitable right to the Tithes, or to any other thing called Church Property, greater than the Dissenters have to the same ? And ought there, or ought there not, to be a separation of the Church from the State? IN SIX LETTERS, Addressed to the Church-Parsons in ge- neral, including the Cathedral and ...

... MORISONS PILLS. Attested statement of Cases in Dorsetshire, From December, 1832, to August, 1834. By HARRIET HITT. To Mr. John Beanhamn, General Agent for I Dorset and Somerset. LA Virtu, e la verita, Sostanza, gloria d'umanita. No. 1. Case of Robert Gale. 7J'HIS man, who is about sixtv reals of age, tA has been frequently relieved from se- vere colds by taking the Pills, which, he being our ...

... PATENT -UaTS;X Nors Nw Bn si'et ad'8 ~-Newgate street.-T. DUGGIN begs leave moot iwspectluuy to inform the NobilIty land Getry that he is enabled to supply them (for Cash) at wholesale - . ?? -Cash ?? V fery best Beaver Huats, weighing from 3 oz.oand. upwards- 21-s 205s SVcond quality, ditto .ditto . . I'Us '21s' Second quality, ditto . ?? * . 145 ,lb 1ds Ladies' Hats on the above termas; ...

... CH.E2AP W NS and S P I R I T S. TO PRIVATE FAMILIES AND ECONOMISTS. PQRTS. per doz. SHERRIES. per doz. StoutWine frot thewood 24s. Very good . . 22s. Fine Old ditto . . . 30s. Excellent ditto, pale or Good Crusted ditto . . -2o. brown . , . 23s. Superior Old ditto . . 345- Flue Old ditto, straw- Very curious, of the moot coloured . 3ts. celebrated vintages . 40s., 46s. Very superior ditto . ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. I wished to insert a letter from Mr. SmITH, of LANGUARD, in the Isle of Wight, stating that he was not the author of the letter which I. lately published from that island. I wished also to notice what has been said by Lord JOHN RUSSELL, at the nomination for Devon- shire. Also, the pretty police-work at STONV - IN-THE -WOLD, Gloucestershire Also, what is reported to have ...

... .1est pabFehed, of the Rudimenlts of ?? Language. Ilk JAMES PAUL COBBETT'S Speiing-3ooI (P ~ti Fwie S&.) U } ia4* Containin*, besldes tdi the 'idisuailf iateii sucbtatbuokgxclearfasid coxfse~t- ?? P INTRODUCTION TO ENhGSUI GRAIU Rs, This Ikhave written by way~of A Steppi' ?? to0.my own. : rammar.9lI such a thing having been frequently suT- gested to me by Teachers as necessary. JuU published, ...