... =; BrHF, POKULAII REMEDY. _ AR U'S LIFE PILL S.- P The entraorditaary success of this medicine is the wonder J ae; . has been tried by hundreds of thousands as an ,r the aa has in every instance done good; it has never in apeihtC5 degree impaired the most delicate constitution. the l;tousands have testifiead that perseverance in the use of TenS ! Lif pills will completely cure any disease, ...

... VRE EMIGRATION to the CAPE of' GOOD WE' 111 ,uIll SOUTILAM1'I'ON aolI 1'fXMOUTll,unuder jime Cvoiaa ...

... TOf BUILDERS AND OT=ERS. T lIE COURT of SLWERS for WESTAIIN- S1 MR ST EIl part of MIDDLESEX wvil be ready at ttle feort Jlouse, No. I Greek strceet, So11o sqrlme, on tite of ' to receive TENDERS for the following Works: viz., Plans of the above Works may ice inspected. and Specificatilts. forms of 'lender, and other partictilars obtained at this Office, daily, betwreen the hours of Nine cud ...

... L^I :T ' _ t ETICn: } twelfUl time), QUEI n ...

... It is to be hoped that the Reports which have just arrived from La Plata are true, and that Mr. Hood has succeeded in putting end to that little and futile war which our vessels have been carrying on at the mouth of the Parana. Every successive bulletin of this petty war has been more and more disgraceful; from the sack of Colonia by mercenaries whom we enrolled, to our own inglorious combat ...

... It is satisfactory to sec that the present India Mail contradicts the warlike rumours of the last. At least, it holds forth the prospect that no imminent outbreak on the part of the Sikhs is likely. Mooltan, the most refractory province beyond the Sutlej, has come term*. Goolab Sing was said to be recruiting, but showed no signs of actual forwardness. The fears from Lahore are no greater than ...

... cannot go the lengths of onr contemporary,the Spectator, in abetting, or carrying to an extreme, the la.iiser alter system of foreign policy. We should be delighted, were it possible; we should be enchanted to dispense with fleets and armies, to cashier diplomacy, and to scatter treaties to the wind. Even then, however, we should shrink from making over the chief nations and countries of the ...

... PUBliLICf AMUf-SEMENlTkS THFATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- SADmISII Itottemoflll, 3ir. NV. Htarrison;, Ths;nnold, Mr. Ilurdini, IAlf~ter whisiichf, the b.;llet ot TIIE DIVIL TO l'AY. The Corate 1Po'~k;. M. itretin; the ClUetnnse, Oiladite. Louise; M~azaurki. Mr. IW. it. Parynet M~rlonlrke, Mudllo. P'lora ?? ; Yvanz, al, Theo- dorc; - Ylia, Sled. Th; odore, Teomnorrole, the Maid of Artois and the ...

... DaIEADFUL pIaE AND LOSS Or LIrE. AY EVENING last, a most distressing fire occurred at ,C-alf FRIOSARp'S, bookseller and printer, 30 Kent-street, Borough, ir his eldest daughter, I9 years of age, was burnt to death; by.iicii phter lyearsofage, and an apprentice, areboth dreadfully sllothr does the loss of his child, he has sustained the loss of the rnt ie: stock in trade, by which he is ...

... T LAM to CEYLON, MADRAS, and CAL- S CIi'rA, viS Egytrt.-Hegolar Monthly Mail Steam Con- veyance far lies ircera and Light Ooods.-'fhc Peninsular and ? stern Navigation C?napany book PASSENGERS ond re- ? 0001)5 nod l'ARCEI.S for the above ports lay their steamer,, etarrtnip ?? SoOllmrrlMon the 20th, and fros. ?eeo e? og 9i?? the ?f orirY no. ?Vor ? 0? ?h?s?ag. money, p?arii or t?e ?eenrert, ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, iIAATRARICET. N Mionday, QUEEN~j NARY'S BOWER, Cha- 0t vaeters, as ?? With thle New, Farce of SPRING GARDENDS. Pricipl Carater '1V Acst 130llnhtistel, -ITll. Hoare, anti ?? 33cnsitet. And SPItIN`Gi1NJ AND UM 51'l TING GARDESTIP,lil 'Trostlay. QttPW Dd MARY' Stl itR WIPE'TS DItOTliPl'tad. LEmt) miR INE SHIILLINGS. T Qtnet Ut.112lEN DIttilY'S its'tfitt SPRING GARDENS, NtIlrHLA ...

... The apology for the Great Britain is now fully before the public. The directors of the company to which that vessel belongs have published a report, embodying Captain Hosken's explanation of his conduct, and a series of resolutions containing their own judgment upon it. It is impossible to avoid sympathising with Captain Hosken. For fifteen years he has navigated steamvessels and sailing ...