... THEA TRE RY0 YAL, D UBLIN, t Appearanee but Two of Miss CUSHMAN, and Last her Sister, Miss S. CUSHMAN. THIS EVENING (Wednesday), March 25, will be performed, in compliance with numerous lications the Operatic Play of 8pplatn aGUY MANNERING. (Commencing with the Second Scene.) Colonel mannering, Mr H Bland; Henry Bertram, Mr t T Bishop; Domine Samupson, Mr Baker; Dirk lHattersick, hi Mr II ...

... I;ATREROYAL, DUBLIN. MISS CUSHUSAM E'as respectfi1llY to announce that her BE- - NEFIT, and Last Appearance in Dablin, will take ElTI EVENING (Saturday), Ma1c8 4 8, 1846, t] n sehieb occasion Miss S. Cushman will also make her Last E ?? OS- p (jshcESi V!CK will also appear, his engagement having 0 g prolonged f or the express purpose of appearing with ii Mjis, C.,hman. . p The performances ...

... HARUWICH. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. F. HALES, SbipyrIrd, Hawich, on Tuesday next, 31st Marcb. Ic the In One Lot, LL that Good and well-conditioned SMACK or VES. SEL, called the FOX, of Harwich, of the burthen h 5.94 Tons, O.M., and 13 1496-350 Tons, N.M., .6 .94Ton. R ~iggSails, and Stores, as from Sea, Xit~ t~orrp ai NEW STOBART NET, Wind Chain, &c, complete; 2 Net, new, and Stobart ...

... F1RIEN DS in INLIA.-Tha ATLAS for .1. INDIA and the COLOSIES NEWPAPER, specially de- voted to Indias inteitS.q, will be p nblished ('fO-MOtRIRPW, Tues- day, March 24) for despatch by the Ovvrliald Ploil of tiot day to India, CSIina, and all our Eastern Pssess5iofns. It will 6sltainl a wetl-dtgested Ep itome of Evelts since the last Lail-Domootic and Foreigi 7ews--l 'arlinraentasrY Proceedlt11s ...

... PUBLICATIONS. H1IE QUARTERLY JREVIEW, No. CLIV., will brt punblisired on Saturdinay next (ON 'C P .N'I'S 1, ?? Gr'rman h'ifilltin-. Sir R. Murrr'hintoo (ietotlgy of Rusrju. i itrt - oet ilotioll. 4. N, loill D' l)lt'loplJilent. i. Liv's 01 tue f.I'Adays. ft. Sparii ih Arehitecture. 7 J.rblivrolirrr :rrdl L.udging of tile Blritis Soldier, 8 .Oregoul ?? :.11(1 i'otisvript. Jrdir Intrikrr', ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.—Mabch 26. The Earl of Shaftesbury took the woolsack a few minutes before 5 o'clock, but was shortly afterwards succeeded by the Lord Chancellor. THE EASTER RECESS. The Duke of RICHMOND inquired from his noble friend, the noble duke on the ministerial bench (the Duke of Wellington), when it was intended to move the adjournment of the house for the usual recess. The Duke of ...

... WEST UiDING OF YORKSHIRE. SPRING SESSIONS, 1846. N OTICE Is hereby Given, that the SPRING GENE. N RAi. QUARTER SESSIONS of the PEACl for the West Riding of the County of York, will be holdei at PONTEFRACT, on MousNr, the SIXTH day ofAPSIF next; on which day the Court will be opened at Eleven o'clock of the forenoon, and on every succeeding day at Nine o'clock. Prosecutors and Witnesses In ...

... 4flre ?? ELffe Ionuralct. F IR E. TORWICH EQUITABLE FIRE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, BANK-STREET. TRUSTEBS. The Lord Sondes. Will.m JOx Blake' Esq. Sir Edmund Bacon, But. John Longe, Esq. sir Hanson serneay Dart. John Garnham, Req., R.N. HI. N. Burrowes, E Iq., M.p, DIRECTORS. John Green Cresse, Esq., ?? President. Charles Turner, Esq., Vice-President. Francis John Blake, Esq. James Musket, Esq. Joseph ...

... A4 Newt and Important Edition of the Silent Friend. JVST 7PUVLlISUi{ , 10 COLOURED ENGRAVINGS, ThesPourteenteEditlion,pWriins.6d.J, fre `bypo t, Sn3 . Gd., HE SILENT FRIEND on NERVOUS DEBILITY, 1 CONSTITUTIONAL IEAKNESS, excessive Indul. genet, &C. With Observations on Marriage, sc. By R. and L. PaRus and Co., Surgeons, London. Published by tbe Authors, and sold at their Residence; also, by ...

... 11WWIPV lt . ?? 9F VERY FzN4Us ; o BE'ao LD R, ZAZPC'vI:°X. By Mr. DANIBLT,, I On, WEDINESDAY Niext, the Ist 0LApril, at his SALE-ROOM, 5 No,6 , BALD wIN.S ils: IiBr'stl AJ3OUT 50. ,O r~ _fS-EJ~ IE ,-17. Dozen dittO, in ints., t 0Dozen Fine OLD PORT. 9 Dozen ditto, in Pints. 18 Bottles SPARKLf NG ROCK. Also, 4 Cases of CbARgT, In Bond, viz.:- 1 Case I Dozen SI'. ESTE,'iF . f3BDitto, each 3 ...

... CO.NTr1,Aut' POlt COALS, FOR HER MAJESTY'S MAIL STEAM I ACKETS, &e. 00;,prtnifeilt of the Storekeepe General of the Navy, Somerset-place, oflartct 10th, 1846. HE orn~sooneo fr eecuingthe Offce of Lord I Bih Adiralof he UitedKingom f Great Britain and Ire- ~addolieriy gcetioi~, tat0~ EDESDAY, the 1st of April sea, a Oe shik, hy ril h radyto ret wthsuch persons as marliewiitfl toCONlIAT fr ...

... V ;JNotice to Debtora and Creditors. J & R. HOPKINS, Merchants, Cotton, and JOSEPH I * HOPlINS, Merchant there, and ROBERT HOPKINS Miller, Mill of Grandholm, the individual Partners of said Firm, have, as a Company and as Individnals, granted a Dispo- sition to Trustees for behoof of their Creditors, of which notice is hereby ;iven. All parties having Claims on the said J. & R. Hoprmss and ...