... THE aTRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. fNlN MONDAY will be performed Otway's Tragedy of % VENICE PRESERVED. Belidera, Miss H. Faucit (her first appearance). With (last time) THE PANTOMIME. On ''oesdav, Handel's AClS AND GALA TEA. On Wednesday, EVERY ONE RAS HIS FAULT. On Thursday, ACIS AND GALATEA. Os Friday, a PLAY. On Saturday, AdIS AND GALATEA. '[he New Comsedy ofVI'HE PRiSONER OF WAR wrill be ...

... NIVERSITY of LONDON.-Notice is bereby Un t ivt that the Annual Etanmination for MATRICULATION hisUniversitY trill commenceon MONDAY the 4th ofJaly. The CLrtierote of Age must be transmitted to the Registrar fourtcen ?? tefore the Examination begins. po.1deresvho have not completed their Twentieth will be 'Il- lbie^,,bop~ete for Hone~urs. By order of the Senate, Rt. W. ROTEMAN, Registrar. ...

... HEQUEEN has been graciously pleased to command that JOSEPH CILLOTT, of Birmingham, be appointed STEEL PEN MANUFACTURER in Ordinary to lerMajesty, dated April 15, 1840. JOSEPH GILLOTT'S very superior PATENT and other METAL- LIC PENS may be had of all Stationers, Booksellers, and ?? s in Pens throughout the United Kingdom. Itis graoifying to the Patentee to acknowledge his obligations to the ...

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... TNDIAN PALE ALE.-llARPER and CO., Wine-murciihtneP. tte appolnted ag.)ntm to fliRs and ct., C*ortoii. ulaon-Trent, bhg to Inforn, their fripnrid that their 8tite- of IA \SS'S INDIA ALE is now in goil condition, ant can be suppllelt vi any tpuantity, In cask ita well Ps qu.rr and pint holtws. AIo itolrte.n Nle, 8tout and P'orter. In ei'ak or botttle, 2. r'a. rI. Cnmrhill. SAUNDERS'S IN'DIA PALE ...

... [ADnVitiTISPAIIKNT, he MiR. ST'EliLI-- 7nyi N iI£iZlBRRN STAR. To Tlle EDITOR oP TIIE MOsRNING CllRONICLE Srri---The last number of thi Zoriheri Star contitinO -s ed cluster of lies nbhout me, one of vwhicl osly, however, I a hil th give, myself thu trouble of' contradicting. It is usserted, and tho assertion is it very impudent false- hood, that il Limerick I wilrully co-operated with the Con ...

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... -, INDIAN M f 41ALS h MoalAail ro~htnatdt'. isaoolne4 to, take out thle Malts of thn 15th of 1w!l cry. rho relotwillstart from Southamplton on Tueisday, cu r aticocoand Soil) proceed to F'altnouth, whore Tb, all takiin of r aioooioationel 17th and proceed on tier ton re line ~itatonfor both malis and pasnes gee to all pars of itoBritlosi and forelgn Wet Ind Is, anae Is th opnya stearniare whl ...

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... PUBIACATIOI1-S, A~~~~~li Mr. JAME'S, L W ill thImfilsed (any iii May, by .Tivt ready, In fro~Aollail, 000i., rite, in. adi., witlh a Portall of CbSe Kittir Abd-el Itadar, AJOURNAL of a R1ESI I)iNC17 in the ES- ANIMAILLA of ABl).lIl, IJAD~R; fit tIor Travela Ill MorOCCO nelAlyeirs. yCl:i S110'i`'. K.S N . N ...

... [AKDVERTISEMENT. J To TuE EDITOR OF THE MORNIAIG CHRONICLE. S itt-In a speech of Mr. James Bronterre OBrien, in the last Noartern Star, that gentleman is reported to have said that wheu I got up to denounce Mr. Ieargus O'Connor, at the late conference, be ,viz., (Mr. J. B. O'Brien) imine- dimttely stopped me. W hen he said so, he was under a very great misconcep- tion; it was not his objection ...

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