... PUH~LIC A MUS'IVEJI?EATTIS. HER MAJESTYS THIEATIE.-Trhe Nobility, S,,hsrrilov'r, mid tlio Public oire respectfuilly Wnormeld Thatl tl~l EXTRIA N 111 IIT', lwt inclildne ill il sbritI,,J, itki!k 11ILon 'Il S TT'EN NT (l'll~rdoy),April 2i, beiig t in lost ,light ?? Enslo,, wlinr, vviI lie p1rirmed~oi (fiw'tlhis oucitsioulonly) Fulatit usiolitiio , SignorlF. LablachIer Almn~iro, 1.iipolrC',rejll ...

... HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. The Last Night before Easter. TO-MORROW EVENING, April 4, will be performed Verdi's celebrated Opera of NINO. Ninu» (King Assyria), Signor Fonusiiri; hhispc, Sigiinr Corclli; Orotisphc (High Priest of the Temple of Isis), Signor Botclli; Fenena (Daughter of Ninus), Mdlle. Corbari ; \nna (Suiter of Orotasphe), Madame Bellini; Abigail (a Slave, supposed be the eldest ...

... P UBICTATIONS. toRMIVAY BILLS IN PARL1AM EN'T.-Price 205., d I LAW and PRACTICE of' RAILWAY dT11 Fid oilier Private HI LLS, inculd ing t11w preclilis isry ar- ir ?? thle order of procedure in both Housoes, with Isliin and full directions, tles formula, and the ?? t useful aind successful ilisdli of coneducting or oppiosing railway bills in Parliamlent; a full chapter 00, thle Special (altcred) ...

... W 0 R K S PUXLISHTB BY CHAPMAN, BROTHERS, 121 NEWGATE STREET. Now ready, in 6 vols. 12mo, neatly bound in cloth, price So.; in paper cover, 6s. THE COMPLETE WORKS OF THE REV. W. E. CHANNING, D.D. Prom the appearance of his Discourse on the Evidences of Christianity-a luminous exposition-till the lamented death of thsl edminent man, the public expectation, which had been raised os high by the ...

... Y1ENRY HAINES will offer for unyes, H0onloNDAY.Apil20,byorderoftleProp SA1E of a severe domestic affliction, the LEAgEr~ >r~lwlr~e MITRE WINE VAULTS, Somers-Mews, Edla GODWILL f mises are placed in the best situation for bosiesr * wards of ninety years to run, at a ground rent f iter Up. further particulars apply to Mr. ?. i artil. eaS lritjr l buildings, Gray's Inn; and at the Auctioneer's Of ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS.—ApriI 1. The Speaker took the chair at 12 o'clock. Messengers from the Lords brought down the Mutiny Bill and the Marine Mutiny Bill, which their lordships had agreed to without amendments. CALEDONIAN NORTHERN RAILWAY. Mr. FORBES moved that the Caledonian Northern Direct Railway Bill be removed from Group No. of railway bills, referred to the Chairman of Ways and Means, and ...

... H-,Al IN ?? YOiIK.-Trle, (kr'Cttt Wrlst(rl'lI til OP AT' IWIfTAIN'.X , :I,iiI fiits. 1,01 o lo fivtit'se Ittmt%., I 'icte- i an it itso: ]I Ui t, l.N ., ('ttonlaiatdrr, tie( fittll E . to still ats I~t'llVs Iiltlft.ITWV C'EIN. riottM IAVt5'Ell ool, I S46l. t'k~ts Nzm Ywoitnto, 1846. Satti rtldv . ?? Aprid Tlhurotiay . 7th 1AIL RnttIrdav T Ilt Sett II lurdv . ?? .S.t.t . r . . .y .1s. O. . ...

... HERMAJESTY'S THEATRE.- H The obilit.T SuAcibr, ardbie Public ale respectfull s Lirmed, thatoan IXTR NiH iltk lc on THURSDAY April 16th, hen will be presented Mozart's Opera of DON GIO- VANNI. 'With various entertainmenlts in the Ballet, in which M tIle. L. Grahn, Madame P. Stephan, Mdlle. L. Tagglioni, M.I Gonelin. Al. Di Mattia, and M. Perrot will appear. Applications for Boxes. Statis, and ...

... INEWINVD AN NIEN17SPAIIER) entitletl thle ST~l nd iOOAY'IlE UVEILAND) NEM'S.,,IBMATM t fbe i' otpono o Dow00 ffh10001iI1 loor~lol, j 0 conl100t01l lw~~ Til't~ollC~t1e1r111 o FIloIeS,'' to 1)0 cntittle' EL ?? w 1000' will be Publishl'd for desile-ch by t110 BltioOItily MOver, VIIt5ollo llOO 11il te.2d knod 191t of ecil zfontil, for tile folis of tiio I3 nd11111)i[h. - vradN w ei 'til, (l~tatta ...

... By DESIRE. HER 'MAJESTY'S TI EATRE. -Thfl LAST 1NGHI'lT efoie EASNTER.-THIlS EVENIN'G (Saturday), April 4, ,will be performed Verdi's highly sucecessfult opera, entitled NINO. F:fSig. ?? Idaslie, kig. Cirrelli ; Orotaspre,Sg.loei ,erete, Waillie. Corirlari aind Abigafil, Madlile. Satuchioli. Tro be foitihweri by the vi-rrtis'ertentr of UN BAL S005 LOUIS xiv., fii sljbMrLur.Ircile G ratin ...

... Just publishted, ?? 5.i. ?? tO Isages, ~ A ~ j 1 N EIL Y~o it afflects til ltdrastrio us ClIasses, A t isao rlet OFcois -.ByWILLEAM le ad tiadO ork -J/t Co Peoleii. C A ?? i~C~t'os~e~ ead 'fiesb~etseare ably and earnestly tprneand honesty, and calculaoted to 55 t~tC sill' ondO5 prell ellt known)19 of Cuommelrc. I l~~t a grotliti el konto the poblitc, arad ON'attO i ethe faiioe jf-irsraession. ...

... VOTES OF THE THANKS AXI) THE FREEDOM OF THE CITT TO THE COMMANDERS INDIA, ETC. Yesterday, a spocial court was held, for the purpose of voting the thanks and congratulations of the court, wjth the freedom of the city, in gold boxes of the value 100 tineas, to Licutenant-Gcneral the Right Hon. Sir Henry Knight Grand Cross of the Bath, Governor- General of India; to General Sir Hugh Gough, Hart., ...