... WOOI ., EN DAR A PEIY 1' A NI) LONDfX'ON H tAT HOWI AeE, 45, 1HlGII-STREET. VIITF Svbscriher having ret Urndfl from complefinr in 11. the Englislt Markets. lhi SUMM IER ASSOitI.. 31ENT, ?? ?? intimates that. tor variety of shade, elegance of stile, anm beauty of pattern, in C'ltIo~hsi, Trasisttcs.t, asse %sid W iseii. elu fuels confident of gratifying the most fastidious taste. RK 4'>04T ...

... LOYAL NATIONAL REPUAL ASSOCIATION. tIE LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL A7 C- 1. ATIO>:N OF IRELAND w ill ineet at the GlEAT ROOMS, ?? on ~~~MONDAY EXT, M~ay 24, at TWO Ot'CLOCX. Eaoh person not Enrolled to pay One Shilli Admis- The Gallery Free for Ladies, as usual. N.B. More than one-half the Room will be reserved for Associates. Each Member, in passing tbrough the Secre. tary's Room, where the Books ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, D Last Appearance but Two of Air. MACREADY, whose entagement must terminate on Saturday, the 29th inst. i tW it is utterly impossible that any prolongation can take c pjse.'. as Mr. MACREADY performs in, Liverpool on rq~ndsay. the 3lit May. irs. WARNER is expressly engaged, and will appear dur. 'ing Mr. Micready's performances. HIIS EVENING (Wednesday) May 26, 1S41, will be s TL ...

... A1'T an Asgregate Ale'ling of the Uniz-.ns of lDublin, held at the Royal Exchange, on Friday, the 14th May instant, The Earl of CHARLEMONT in the Chair, The following Resolutions were unanimously adopted:. Moved by the Hon. F. Ponsonby; seconded by J. H1 Lethbridge, Esq.: Resolved-That the Earl of Charlemont dotake the Chair, and that Arthur French and Henry Colles, Esqrs., be re- quested to ...

... THEA TRE ROY YA The Public is resp-ctfully informred that Miss E. TEE, of the Theatrm's R yaif Drury-lane and Covent Garden is engaged for SEVEN NIGHTS ONLY (wbhich en gagem'ilt cannot possibly be prolonged), and will make I her second app arance TpIS PRESENT MONDAY, May 3, 1841, wheni 'he Performances will commence with Sheridani Knowles's Play of THE WIFE: A TALE OF MANTUA. Leonardo Gonzaaa, ...

... 7'I EA '7l E R O YAL, D The Public is respectfilly informed that Miss E. TREE of the Theatyes Royal Drury-lane and Covent Garden, is gagled for SEVEN NIG PTS ONLY (whieh en gagcmetit cannot possibly be prulzonged), and will make her la it app.arance but three II-IS PlgtSENT WEDNESDAY, I ay .5, 1841, when pT t~e Perroriances will commence with the cle- brated Play of LOVrE. writte,, by James ...

... ..any Food fhi n~lyi~ive tears *the Wtht' b hiob i6 now past all doubt, has, at tbe solicitation of many of the I most Respectable Citizens of Dublin, condescended to make his Appearance at rhe-ADE4LP-H[ Tf kTR1 EAT- BRUINSWICKlSTREET, on MONDAY NEX IOth I of May, snd Following-Days, duri g the- week. Doors Open fro& Twelve till Six. 'f - As the probeeds itil] be given for a Cbarilab2fl ...

... rgHE SUBSCRIBER is receiving his second imnporta. T tion, for the season, of wlFSRT OF ENGLAND CLOTHS, LONDON VESTING, AND TROUSEl s'IIuI:s, Which, with, ItIr.XA FE'S, CHIRISTYS, and( ?? best LONDON L1ATIS, he will cispiose of at rhdluetd p rices. 623) I.SAMUEL CoLVILLEr.. Mores, iMaiblt, Ca -Measie, &IC. tio 1et. SI. & s. M NEILL bhog respectfully to inform W .i/ their Frie(nds atid the ...

... NOTICE. Londofn, 30th April. 1841. - ;DA27 on sit, T THINK it necessary to give you this public Notice, that you will please not to send to my Rouse, or to any person employed by me in Town or Country, any, oods or Art cles whatsoever of lritish Alanufacture. ri In case you do so, I shall withdraw my custom OrP n FOU; and should any things be supplied as Irish. not deit Inch, I shall direct ...

... 'j / i'17'ns prat I Ni FT, rsi hir Ia, C I: P 'ST'i~ SIIU:11aC; NLTT'S; ann ?? LEIIONS; NI liroll Ib bo Slol mr-doratit, II m !li sk ippi rttent* Si MaY, 18t1. (~ To be SOLD by AUICTION, wvithiout rosore, at No. 17, ]IitDGHESTREETs, on TUlESDAY neat, tho 1Ithl Mlay instant, anid following days, at ELEVEN o'eclock, M'MWA AlIGN'S rn.MainlnEy qtank4 Of Fore ignan IBritish 1, AE Sil, 'WIF],A ...

... THEATRE ROY4L. AUTHOR'S NIGHT. MR. CARLETON'S BENEFIT. qE IonItor ?? the genius of Mr. CARLE5TON Con. T fers ulpon his native land-the services be has ren.. dered to her national character by the just, lively, and enerous portraiture hie has given of her people-rand the redit his labour reflect; upon her literature, are circumn. ,toaces SbqJciO, eciversally admitted, seem to ceall for some ...

... LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOC1ATION. IATI LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL L oc O ATION OF IRELAND will mneet attqe; EAT ROOMS, CORN-EXCHANGE, on THIS day), May 17 at TWOCLOCK. Each person not Enrolled to pay One S ?? sion. The Gallery Free for Ladies exclusively. By Order, T. M. RAY, Secretary. N.B. More than one-half the Room will be reserved for Associates. Each Member, in passing through the Secre- ...