... PUBLIC AMtLSEMRNTS. NAPLES BY ?? OPE\'ED, at rho PANORAMA, Lelcester square, a VIEW of the CITY and BAY of NAPLES, by moonlight, during an eruption of Mount Vesuvius; combinieg also a splendid illastratien of the Planetary System ; together with Pairsillirpe, Cloleja, Capri, and the rorleus interesting features In which this earthly Paradise abounds. -The Views of Hong Kong and Itaden Haden, ...

... PUBLIC AMUSERNTAIS. NAP'LE'3 BY MOONIIGHT.--JUST :OPENED, atithe PANORAMA, Leicester-square, a VIEW of the OITY and BAY of NAPLES, by moonlight, during an eruption of Mount Vesuiviug- c* oobinieg also a splendid illustration of the lanetary Sistetatogetheir ~witiph osil~ippobChliaja, Capri, and Itse vanouaintresingfeaure inwhih tis artly Paradise abounds. ?? Views of Hong Xong and Basden Baden ...

... -. PUBLI C AMUSEMENTS. MAGNIFICENT ADDITION.---George the Firet in the robes of the ']'hiotle, George the Second in the robes of th? Gorier, George the Third ?n those of hI Patrick, the Duke of Kent in that of the halls, being Ohs four national orders of the House of Brunswick; the Group in honour of the ])uke of Willinoton; the Robeo of George the Fourth, restored to their orsgtnal beauty; ...

... ?? liti' PC. T bet ellTO-N-. ?? 1~ ?? ..:117S .1 7i I 1 7 171 f . . . . . . 17 ~17 1 7 1 Ii,will, ?? vlicii I , I~~w 1,~~itlm ii lvS I t il ?? it t-~ fla, it. o it, lI , I::li cu A '010 f 0'i'Oll C.''thujo!,ll.'oti 'ili'ii ?? - 'i - - ?? I it-i ?? lol j11~~~l, roc~ (I.eli lit I, I - I i I I i 0.1, e ?? Iiioti r I ; - .. I IT ' ii' I ti N:r~ i; U 01ojk I-iC lliliil, ard I~ -11 I ;i Il1id 'on ...

... PUBLICATIONS. On the let February will he publiohed, price Its., No. , of The B RITISH QUARTER2MLY REVIEW. J ?? 1. The Pilgrim Fathers. ii. Tractariun Theology. 3 The Morality of Party. 4. The Factory System and Legislation. S. Life and Discoveries of Dalton. 0. Lord John Russell. 7. Presecott's Ferdioand and Isabellea. 8. Lord Eldon. V. Critical Notices of New Boohk-Litcrary and Scieonilic ...

... O~1R MAD)RAS and CALCUTTA, with leave to J, toluch at rho Cape (larst shiptetiig day Jan. IL.), to sail from ~,r1,csend Jun. 18, and to embark passengers at Portsmouth, thre bil, :(belonging to Messrs. Wigrani, of Blarckwvall), 8O0 a: ~Wv. ltoc Busce Com andr, ltagin the East India jark. 'Iis 'ip hs exellet acommo atns for passengere, and ~ sne n tapeienednrgen. or reihtor passage apply to W. ...

... - r OUISIANA STATE LOA TjI * LO DEND WARRANTS falling due on bhe Fobruam b r o.0 tile Statle Bonds issued bl favour of tiel ntoi Bank e iu t and also ott the Bonds of the said fiat, dli.-r i I.ltr;8.la of Louisiina State Bonds of thre Series A, will be PAll) ?? hours ef Teln and Two on the above, or any suceesijot da re ' tl,, days and Fridays excepted), at the Coluiting-liliusOf ATIaer- ...

... ~0IFto SHIPPERIS and PASSENGERS. -o OATTWN direct, at regular trader, wvill toerv ~ ~ NO lara hasstilt room for a few lasts of goods, ttse f~5 vihn Lvcroo-built first-claml ship REBECCA, op.- dan coporfateved, R. LONGiFonts comnmander, rice Loalsi-dck.Thit fine etlc has good ac-tam- ~ o ~c 1as~agc~.Apply to Macshall and Edridge, 54, Fets- Rlf~ .to SHIPPERS tuid PASSENGE11S. inhe ?? immediately ...

... PUBLIC A1IUSEMBENT15 MAGNIFICENT ADDITION.-George thle First in the robes of the Thistle, itorge the Secaond in the robes of the Garter, George tile rhird in thi e of St Patrick, the Duke ?? ! in that of tie Bethl, belig tilo four netional orders Of the Houe of B~runswick; the Group in honour of the Duke of Wellihcton; tie Robes of George the Fourth, restored to their original beauty; tlte ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. MAGNIFICENT ADDITION.-George theI First in the robes of the Thistle, George the Second is, tihe robes of ?? Garter, Georgce the Third in tdioioof St Patrick, the ?? Kent in that of the Bath, being the four national orders of the House of Brunswick; the Group in honour of the Duke of Wellitnreto; the Roboes of George thb Fourth, restored to their original beauty; the Relies ...

... ~~RDF-lZbeeAberdeen Steam I ?? Stilps will start as ~r io DON ,,ocic Jay, uaraiy I 4, atl Six, P.M. I ht I~tEN,0'iii'diCJaniiniy 25, at Two, r.cl. ,B, RD:E, 10 O'iI.3 -co:pra Eagle, Regent- a b cadi ~ k hteam ft. Elatherine'g. j'liO L to DUBLIN every evening at el iliiit Molest'itis Mailis acid cabin paaseagerv ?? clii-ai 6~teai-itcIli cts, the IRON o ~ ?? itPRN01SS Iciavre Goorge'd Phar-head, ...

... HANCE ANID ITALY.-The South-western V ~eru ackt Cmpay'ssplendid and powerful Steam Ships 11n ALEwl leave the Southampton Ducks for RAE ev 'Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, re- Idci~S ridays, and Mondays-Monday, Jan. 53, at ~.ag.~JoldoyJats. 8, at Nine esening; andi Friday, Jan. ,~vis iiiawat te arrival of tho trainE at the above-sliated far, SainCobti,21s.; lore, 14e.; Carriages, XS; Horses, i ...