... EXICAN BONDS.--The o-mritteeC f Splnisl : M Anirrican Bond Holders request a lMEETING. of the HOLDERS of M.EXICA'N BONDS, at the London Tavern, on Frldau ns(t tihe fth instant at one o'clock precisely. 1 Auslistn-friars, Oct, 2, 18t3. G. R. IOBINSON, Chairman. - 1 PUBLIC AIMUSEMENT-S. OLOSSEU',I, Regeltt's Plark.-Olen every dsy fromt Ten till Dusk.-The GRAND PANORIAMA of LONDO1 in alt its ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION.- First public Exhibition of two important discoveries in science, viz.: ARMSTRONG'S HYDRO-ELECTRIC MIACHINE,which will be ex- hibited daily at Threeo'clock,and ateightits thervoenilg; and LONG- BOTTOM'S OPAQUE MICROSCOPE, showing objetts in natural history In all their varied colours. Lectures daily on Chemistry and Natural Philosophy, by Dr. ...

... rlnCA LC U3' -A direct, the fitot-sailirig barque ~IARIA. A 1. b rthen 500 tons, Aj,,'~us'ro LOt55DAtF Coal- s no lea! sIg in the Wi',st India Docks. As this ship mustIEl rl it' L:,,Ls. fb engaeaiurnent with the East India Company) enl Lh 0, -ihe f 0dnber, an goods can be rectis ed oni board that are 1501flB (Id clear.'d early oit the 23th. Shte otters thel heat oppoir- Or roe , first of tin' ...

... I PUBL WAMAgU~ 1S3W ROYA L POYLYTECHNIC I NSTITMTIO FirM public Eaxibtit oNr.f two iHaportrtiso d loseres in Science, O.H AMISTerON DY Ih O ECl.Et IC MACHINE whiall will be ex- - hibited daily It 'fre'Ic~fdateightio heel~ tdOf B (1O' ,stAqlE H ICiloSCOPL, sbowittg objects Ia natural C. ri i d vlours. Lectures daily oai Chemistry n aT rsoi o, Pra r. a Profesor BacDvrffTeee. 'rite art'iopcnteet ...

... WITH I NSUOTRATIO BY GEORGE CRUIKSEANK AND r T1 00oronaR NUsonoi, PRICE HALF-A.CiOOWN, OF ;3 NContains: I'tRRY O'DALY'S VISIT TO THE CHATEAU EU- nI COMUlSICATED BY THE IRISH WVsISKEE1DRINiER. P RHerrit of Bath. By Abra- The Epic'uor, Wo6dooeks no If Pe To ?? ByHilaiy yb e ?? Ctle. By William A Griffin. By H. I.Addison d Kernltba Meroirs of Joseph Sheplserd . JoneS Habits, with an Illustra. ...

... *-.ROYAL ALBZRT.THEATRE. molgaditllectasi eatertoin- (1pm tree) I.,econCsOitt Of ha tt-ratte Melo-doara, soP- Imoits Its the M~troepelis, -t tnssll, nod a host oftaleol- beuedy, a c G ?? t-T.JoGE GYS KN e ti e),an ft, jasesitje Ma,,scca Araha-TarpaihtalPn ?? Ballet of Antiont, and a satiety of l.MOR IIOW Monay) THTADEE ?i THE BATTLE- FkLDTheeots~aed~e SEGEOF ,IIiNTATZTS. 010 THE DEVILS GORGE. ...

... ODGSON and ABBOT r's PkALE ALE.- H 'ritebove~ d BBear, oen stroegi ees ended by the facsstV,5~4~ prcuredB. .% BREWERY, BOW, SILDDLLSE' The trade nan beingpsipplkied the Pale Ale cannot be genuine if practired ?? Offce. 98 Grictohtreb street. ERDOE'S~ REA LL Y WAl'ERPROOF 1F WRPPER and H~oTNG JC~KETS. Five years'erten- siair whoimhaveiodoptedtthemov estabished and respta l g i the best evdcce ...

... TIEATRE EROYAL, COVENT GARDEN.-Th T Public is respectfully ijformed, that this splendid Natinal Theatre, which has been thoroughly renovated wilU OPEN for the Season To-morrow (Monda) Mr. H. W Sole Leseeand Alanager. An Opening Address (written jor the occasion by * A A'BeARstt, Esq.), will be spoken by Mr. D* Wallacka. The Performances will cormmenc6 witn a denv and original play, En- titled ...

... -1- itLA PACKETS lor AUSTRALIA.- RPPSAE--To soili from (jmraoeond oil tho following nttcttItrt t naito.-For SYDNEY, the WILLIAM MIT7- lon, Capt. l'httipsoit, on liat Noveornbr; arid the ELI-t 0.1 MoCpt 'lrrice. on Ist Decernber.-For P'ORT r, B~ll.POO1E R, 6100 ton,, Capt. Conley, onl 1th ~ ,ni~r ' ,o~T~r~ feri'. X~thQuay, London Dtocks. These ~ pa ~7'1t. T~v' nd oTcor are evpeebeneed in ~' ...

... OLD GREEK LOANS OF 1824-5. 0 TO THE COhMITTEE. GrNTLEMEN-Some months ago, when there was no prospect of any arraagement being made favourable to the holdera of these fodnts by the Bavarian despots, it was stated that agents had beot seat to Athens for the purposc of obtaining justice for the English Bonrdholders. I take the liberty of suggesting that NowV wotuld he tle mometnt for yeu to unite ...

... 8 xi'-4IA BA', Calpe of ;ood( Ho01p_. --n'ratopiit-Clars oat Oil the 30th, anIr ...

... EUNCRANA REGATTA.-The beautifully cituated town of Bunorana preeented a scene of unprecedented animation and gaiety on Tthursday last, on tho ocealon of the long-expected regatta coming off. A lag concourse of Abotb sexes from the city und other darts of Londondergry and *Dnneg&1 attended, and the day, though etoouy, and once or twsice seeming to threaten rain, was exceedingly dne for the ...