... PUBMLIU AI USilMENTS. THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPHI.-Under the direction of Madame CEELESTE.-THIS EVENIjG will be per- formed tbe drama orf ST. MAIlY'S EVE ; a Story of tile Solway. Tom Baggs, Mr. Wright; Mlrty Shairpe, %r. O Smjithi; Dame May- field, Miss Birooks ; Madeline, bladilili, Colesie-Afrer which, tile mythological burlesque called tile JUDGMENT OF PARlS'; or, Tbe Puis de Pippimls. Mercnry, ...

... PANISH BONDHOLDERS' ASSOCIA- 7 TION, SD, Lothbulry. Chnirrman-DEMPSTER HEMING, EIq. Deputy.Chairman-Sir THOS. B. LETHBRIDGE, Bart. The object of this Asiociation is to urge and facilitate such an immediate arrangement of the Bondholders' Claims as is imjpern- tively demanded by justice, and which the improved financial coo- dition of Spains now enables her to effect. Bondliolders who wvish to ...

... ADELPHL—Tarn Etooko, EUGENIA CLAIRCILLK; or, The Jtow Found Home. Mem. Paul Bedford, O. Smith, Mun-7—*, Culleaford; and Madame Celeste. followed far USED Xrr. And THE J PARIS; or, The Pas da Pippiaa. Boon open 01. PRINCESS'S.—Tata Smarm, LOVE'S TELEGRAPH. Kmk Claries Mathews, Comptoa; Madam? Vestria, Mra. H. Hughe*. tad Miss K. Stialey. To followed A CURIOUS CASE; aod UMBO UP. Doors open at «4 ...

... The difficulties of Mr. O'Connell's position are ■undoubtedly great. They task the powers even of so masterly a tactician. He has hard work to secure his own ascendancy in all its absoluteness; to keep down Young Ireland; and to combine his repeal pledges with the support of a Government which assuredly will never concede repeal. In aiming at all these objects, it is not strange, however much ...

... 'Ti(A IA A LINE of' PACKETYl SHIP, ?? titl, 13til ?? iths lioo of hi d- oolel oil thle I5tit 1,1 rho iII .iII, :ill guods by 1 ooe 5 tite I III. -For SYDIN kY direct, ol ?? ~ . o ig sip IoATUML ?? A 1, reitister 740 SO ltiil~l ll~lefilller, lvin4 lin the' Lonlo0i11 Dtoiks. l40t (dl I~l' I Orlient poop], wi Oh aboveI 7 feet height 01( k. iol 0'OI~tit'l, ant otloesat rost steoabte I) ?? (0 O ...

... TO CORUESPOWDhIMTU. NOTICE. our geat and increasing number requiring uts to work off a large impre~ssaoo of lbs paper at an early hour, renders it indispensable tha: coont nonications requbtriug attention in the current week should reach our hands early on~ Thursday. We shall feel particularly obliged by the ereiqst of communications as early in the week as practicable, and beg: t~hat they ...

... us in confldencc will And their confidence respected. NEITHER CAN UNDERTAKE RETURN ANY MANUSCRIPTS WHATEVER. Advertisements intended for The Express must be the Office Two o'clock on the day of publication. ...

... ADELPHL —This Evkmiko, EUGENIA CLAIRCILLE; or, Th«. New Found llome. Mes.ni. Paul Bedford, O. biruth, Munyard, Culle»fbrd; and Madame Celeste. be followed by UP. And ni E JUDGMENT OF PAULS ', or, The I'aa de Pippin*. Doom open at PRINCESS —This F.vknis-o, LOVE'S TELEGRAPH. Messrs. Charles MatVews, Compton; Madame Vest™, Mrs. H. Hughes, and Miss E. Stanlev. To be followed BARBER BRA\ O, and A ...

... in confidence will find thrirconfidence respected. NEITHKR CAX UNDERTAKE T RF.ri'RN ANY MA-XUSCRTPTS WHATEVER. Advertisements intended for The Ksprtu must be at the Bfficeby Two o'clock the day of publication. ...

... Nothing is easier than to heap blame on the Irish landlords. Their shortcomings furnish a popular topic. Ireland hangs round the neck of England. The two countries might be compared to the monstrous birth quoted in Ambrose Pare, where the full-formed and healthy infant bears about a halfdeveloped brother between his shoulders. The strain is painfully felt; and all rebuke is welcome which ...

... By Comm'and of the Postmaster.Oeneral. N O T I C N., Delivery of Letters in, London. General Poot'offite, Augitot, 1846. M UCH inconvenience having- been occasioned in some instances, owing to no person l;icig ill readineso to receive the letters from the letter-eacrici' n his looning delivery, and in others frooc partico refosing to take in letters in cooequoene of not being pee- pored wcith ...

... H ALIFAX, Nova Scotia.-The Directors ot the COMIMERCIAL DANK of LONDON give notice, that they are prepared to graot LETTERtS of CREDIT on the IIANIK of NOVA SCOTIA, payable onl presentation, it the current rate of Exchange on London, A. It. CUTBILL. Manager. Commercial ]ank of London, Lothbury. NEW BRUNSWICK.-Thc Directors of the COMMERCIAL BANK of LONDON give notice, that they are prepared to ...