... 0f IVWELLINGTON, NELSON, tutd AUCK- cI.Nit NEW ZEALAND), a rogcclar trader, warranted the IV a t~l.It tricipticl part o l it r c argo eng'.c', tcite ae cIt-k I tco ~ ~, hi SY IINY, A I. * Sti tons ha rdea, rcol'j'c'red arid[ fstat-s ii't orc-cot cocalctooct,', Ivi tg Ill tlce too- Onj.~ . i gp-1i''i stlop )cas first-rate acconimaciitiongc fitr Nwen Ia('i doe I~ are lofty atid airy, cifllriuga ...

... ksl 1l 'A CUT'rA, calling at MADRAS to hind 1 15~.rs oly, he eak ship ZE.NOBIA, 600 tons,$,. 11. OAVENr J rncr ,tteSt. al~atbrine Docks 13th December, tlb ovgvgr. orficighti or passage Si 2 ,~sc.Ioii ~oltaand Co., 8, Bitshopsgate-stren't; or tiO l3 Co,1,$.Mary Aim'.- DI___ ~TED, RUSELS, COLOGNE, autd the ( llN rmLdon-bridh'C-wharf, every Wedniesdany and el Geniig.b ls ceral Stelin Nav igationi ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTIS. NAPOLEON'S celebrated MILITARY CAR- RIAGE taken at WATEnLOO.-Room magnificently fitted to show the decorations of isb period; Engravings of tis History; splendid Bust by Canova; the Cloak lie woreatMarengo; the Sword of Egypt; the Standard givento hisGuards,hils Watch, gold Snuhf-box,Rtng,one ofilis Teeth, the Instrument that drew it, Tooth-brush, Madras worn In exlle, ...

... FFICA4010US C'URF tuo ri' > E BUNIONS, CALI.OSITIES, &C., WitltuI ' Itt'*o n. the slightest pain. By an EneitrilPat'ar'r. rdA practical Erposition on thle ]lnman Foot. )h El-F' II.,j tnay be consulted daily front Tea. till Five, o'dork, fit Ilii re' :-i,, 14, Conlkspur-str~ee, cottiei of Ila Il-mall. (From thelI ligt flon. Loyd Ferer-hirn.) I am eunhled to slate that Sir. L'ispnberg Itas ...

... RAZIL IAN EMPIRE 1843.-FUND of B 3 £7Sotertin liO HALF-YEARLY DIVIDEND, fallirg alie on tre Ist P) cc, sIrncX ti el'AIDbySi' ISAACL. GOLDS- MID, WM. KINGi, and WM. WHO.PSON, agents, at the counitiig- soisee of Messrs. Thomas ana d William King, No. P7, Great Win- chest,'r-street, Old Broad-street, oal that day, and every succeeding Monday, Wednesday, une d Saturday, between thee bours of ...

... if~j~iCALCUTTA, MADRAS, and1 18 C, Y,,vj' li lG1lr, Ist of Dneember.-Thto Pemninsular andI ontIf n Company's Steamn Ship HlINDUST~ANI, borl oeot NOsage from Suez on or about the !eid of lie- -,,T mll ' i be bo~oked through Jol the abv places a ,. f rtit through Egypt), and will be conveye'd n cCo Iay' Steam Ship GREAT LIVERPOO)L, - d~ ~ ll~nP'0 he10t ofDecember. Specie, liglttgoode, osfrrio ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION.- Brilliant effects are prodieced by A1MSTRONG'S HYDRO-ELEC- T'lIC MACHIXE, at Tireco'clocs,anid atEiblit in tho eveninigs (ex- ceept Saturday evenings). By Longbottom's Opaque Mlicroscope the singular Optical Illusioni of coiverting a matrix Into the appearance of being a Cast in bold relief is exhibIted, with a variety of other clurious ...

... iooL AKETS for AUSTRALIA.- I EL 50E 0 Sl tons, Captai1n:Mo~saosu, wilt sail D th sofDecember, fur SYDNEY, aund will be re ~ ~iot7hepeetseason. Theoc packets will again corn- ot sh t l105 helt fIdarcis next, and will Baill on tiho 1ot of it ge 'r iEY nd thre Itl1h of each month for POR'1 ta er tts ~ nteay.Titey are all firot class ships, and of lllU 0s it pr-dd ae medosdlors for cabin ...

... 6' The ptblikation of The Morning Chronicle finished yetelrdty zalorning at Nine o'clock. PUBLIC AiVUSEMENTS. To the Managers of Schools in London and Its Neighbouriood, and also to the VijitorS of the Royal Polytechnic InstitaUton. The PUBLIC LECTURES by Dr. RYAN, Pro- feestr Bachoflner, Mr. Goddard, and othlers, are delivered at twvolve, one, two, three, tialf-past four, and at eight o'clock ...

... PUBLIC AMUSENMEYTS. ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION.- Brilliant effects are produced by AgIvISTRONG'S HYDRO-ELEC- TRIC MACHINE, at Threeo'clockland atEIght in, the evenings (ex- cept Saturday evenings). By Longbottom'q Opaque Microscope tire singular Optical Illusion ofcouverting a matrix into tile appearance of being a Cast tin bold relief is exhibited, with a variety of Other curious et;ecta. ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, TTIEAT12E ROYAL DRURY-LANE.-THIS I VE:rcr in rolt be presented tile Opera of THIE LADY OF THE L U;E. James tire Fifth, Mr. Templeton Douglas, Mr. Sitretton .Ulrli Bane, Mr. G. Htorucastle; Wtrode'rick Diu, Mr. W. Harrison 'Tatl,,oh Gmrermes, Mrs. Alfred Shaw; Ellen Doriglas, Miss Rair- Mrjjj ;dargaret, Miss Collett, Atter Winch the Sallr't of THE PERI. us Monrday, The ...

... ~.l o CXLCU TTA, IMADRAS, CEY'LON, 7 ' ilcMpy iA EIGYPTY. The Steam Ship GREAT LI- ' ill Dav1e Soutluiilpton, on the Ist of Deicmbur, for l- Sh.l ,ill1 take Vasselgers for the above ptaces. iThe S ~ flO5\'fo'AN will trove S~ez art or about the '2d2 Of ti or r'Io, 14ras, atid Calcutta; and tii ltoicourablo V *ct~raar' niea r for Biombaiy, tis usual.-Apply at the b it: (Intla ' 0r rilal Stam ...