... 0,jj:to SHIPPERS.-For CALCUTTA 05otsot7ovober, tie Superior fno'-b~a~sllrg Brit isih ,5~Ai ,4i tons regibter, copirred anid copper- F yt5 tAs' commauudar, lyinig in file IVest aIndia aa ledi poop and elegant aCC0IuIsodftionIS 1o reg ito paqge, apply to the Commander on ~ t.~ll Bthcr anid Co., Great St.lense. V~ r itlts'nodTipltady, 3, Gecorgr-yrd, Looat'arsl-slrnet ituM BAYdi'ct, o sil the I ...

... ,OTICE.-For SYDNEV direct, the first-class 1~ tsh-hiP LFRD, o 71 Son reistered burden, will ~ jathrtc'sDocsThi flyon erway to Plymouth, she hs twoexcelent ate disengaged, anti anteaprtfl~'d oreonForP~~ntO pply to Messrs. C. Co. No It Mak-lne tojo~n Mrshlland Co., 20, ~~~nilt Orto raston an Scuytr, 40, Lime- kitreed. ~'Up ISYDNEY direct, Warranted to sail the Ffirn shtip, ort forfeit freight, ...

... [ADVERTISIMINT 1 T]E DULKE' OF SUTHERLIAND AND THE F.RBE C!-HURCH, I To THFP EDITOR O-F Ti riE MORNIN(G CIIRON(IC.F. Sl it-As I cannot parmit you to share the responsibility . f the statements I feel it my duty to make in reply to the Duke of Sutherland, I beg you will Insert this letter as an advertistement, asking for it only what will be but fiir, a place of iqual uroinoiteuve to that given ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMENT'S . The hast occasion on which Cinderella, by Mrs. Alfred Shaw, and The Pert, with Madlle. C. Grist and hi. Petipa con be performed on the came evening, owing to the teriInation of the engagement of these distinguished dancers. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE.-Tlris EvyaicaN will be presented the Opera of CINDERELLA. Felix, Mr. W. Harrison; Blaron Pumpoilno, Mr. Leffler; Alidoro, Mr. ...

... Ju t blibod prce s.,by ost19,40,and otbl eULVERVELL olP iShTRICTiURE,ft te Iiseases of the Urethra-theirNatlre an, 21 tifUaI! tionllly explained. This little work is illustratod bsy 2 alretln executed engravings, explanatory of the conditons °, o, °1 passage when diseased, and also of the most efficient M iI I it thereof, as adopted by the author for the last 20 year . cItvi S- repay the ...

... PUBLIC AMUSBMENVTS. To the M anagers of School in) London and its Neigihbourhood, anl aiso to tile Visitors of the Royal Polytechnic Institatlotw. The P U BLIC LECTURES by Dr. RYAN, Pro- fessor Bachofifrier, Mr. Goddard, anid otlters, are delivered at twelve, olle, two, three, haltf-past foar, and at eight o'clock in the even- ing, and usually occupy about half al hour each. They are generally ...

... 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 ...

... PUBLICATIONS. Ithis day is publiAised. , IN .X I 3RIT I1SI awl FORE`IGN RENIW o XI I .Ingto.('!aililicisn.-Thte Oxlobd DOcOMS. a2.T'ri Cor-Lawes.- Proitus anid Rteal. 31. 11ietarica CIschools in Frauce.-Gui;LOt, Thiterry, Michuil't- 4. Thle Law ol Debtor notd Creditor. Th Fie K~irk.-The 31linisters Land tule Minist ry. it. The Ameers of Sinode. 7. Works of Thomas Carnsne. 8. Rtussia.-The ...

... -~OR SYDNEY aud NEW ZEALAND.- NO0IE to SUIPPERtS.-Clears out at the Cuatom House, N tior bf~ e NOrember 1 1 fall or not full, hasi Still room for a few ~,0rNodit. ard there aire two very eligible after stern cabins in p.nui~l t,,o or three side cabios adjoining still disenigageid, furoop IatilO the tine barque MARY NIXON, A I, burthela ~ ctt. W R Mc~o.NNrELL, loadhag In tile St. Katharine's d ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. ; DIORAMA, Regent's-park.-NOW OPEN, I with a NEW EXHIBITION, representing the CATHEDRAL of NOTRE DAME, at Paril, with the effects of sunset and moonlight, painted by M.. Renoux; and THE BASILICA OF ST. PAUL, near Rome, before and after its destruction by fire, painted by M. Houton. Opcn fron Ten till Five.-N.B. The Gloria, from laydn's Serice, No. 1, will be perfermed, ...

... O YSTERS.-The real smoll NATIVES, not1 Scotch, 'Weld), or Frentch.-JOHN S. SWEETING, 1os, Cheripside, Fish and Oyster Merchant, infiaro bigl friends, the tre Ps~btt, o' ,, l regols suppiy of thep best NATIVE OYSTERS, est front tile bed, eey snorotflg, by whicls arratsgement tl i saves forty - eat igtt Sur, ai cneqonl wlsnratisn Barrelled Oys~ters to wNe keepgoo seera dso Pe away ha a arg ...

... 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. ...