... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. Last Appearance but two of Mr. MACREADY, whose engagement cannot he fenewed or prolonged. f N THIS EVENING (Friday), Feb. 5, 0 1847, will be performed Shakspeare's Tragedy of OTHELLO, THrE MOOR O VENICE. Othello, Mr Maoready; Duke of Venice, Mr Hou~gon; gago, Mr Caicraft; Emelia, Mrs Ternan; Dead ona, Jdias Chalmers. To conclude with the Faroe of LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC. ...

... E 9 ON THE CONCEALED CAUSE Of constitutional or acquired Beblllttes of tub fieneratlve byntem “THE SILENT FRIEND,” ...

... 3301 lbs. tobacco, John r ray . 4630 lbs. coffee, J. J. Kennedy 664 do., Win. Gray 9294 do , J. & R. Urquhart OUSE FOR HOME TION. 108 galls Spanish wine, 5, Smith, jun. 112 do., G. Thomson & 1 * 110 do., Allardyce & JopPj 58 galls. Portugal wine. Forbes 185 do., Allardyce & 115 do., Leslie Clark 6 galls. French wine, All**' dyce & Jopp 12961b5. coffee, J. & R. quhart 155 do., Win. Gray 1584 do ...

... According to present arrangements, the Queen and Prince Consort will leave Windsor Castle, and proceed Buckingham-palace, on Wednesday, the 10th instant, (the anniversary t ...

... MARYLEBONE.—Housebreaking.—H. Jones, John XichoUs, and Caroline Adams were charged on suspicion of having been concerned in breaking and entering into the house of Mr.F. Simmons, solicitor, living in Exeter-street St. Pancras, and stealing therefrom property to a considerable amount. Prosecutor said that on Sunday morning last he and his family left home, and that the doors and windows were ...

... 35 2 | 2 35 TIDES AT ABEKDEEN. Morn. n. m. 10 10 3t 11 11 33 12 13 0 37 r. 1 16 15 1 49 16 ! 2 19 II M. « 13 i 15 4 17 4 19 4 22 4 24 4 26 ...

... R EGULAR. LINE of PACKETS between _:LONDON and NEW YORK.-These Ships will sail punctually as follows:- Shhips and.Captains' Names. Date of Sailing from London SIy ROBT. PEEL, D. Chadwick Feb. 6 June 6 Oct. 6 WESTMINSTER- H. R. ;Hovey 13 13 13 ST. JAMES, F. R. Meyer * *. 21 i1 21 NofTseHUNlsLANrDBR.H.Griswold 28 21 2E GLADIATOR, R. L. Bunting Mar. 6 July 6 NOv. 6 TORONTO,! Pratt .. . 23 13 13 ...

... THE MART. TRUNITY-STREET, LEVDS, GOOS, r imoran Sleofspani PAPIlEt )IACbE GOB c EiECTRO-SILE-LA~TA ARTI1CLES, btsndsbole large1 2 j)uSICAL IliUXES, ?? i~~~TMLLCS and'an, extensive Variety of ?? -and Oritarneutitl Pro- llss.T. and ,V- ITARTUOICK b eg to an NOre~ttteywl SE'LL SlY AUCTION, on Mlriacde serf, 4lie EL;4, F, br fueog! De mn ri oltmdri;l Daejs. nint.i the whole of the Stivek is Fetid ...

... Just Pt~~bllsb0~. eva.. Price O'ee Seii~~t~tttO. in pitro~titi~e of an tell arranlgemsent with the Cotsttilttie apiiota recent roe ConfexeflcO of the F~rienids of Voldt PrOEtcai~l SECOND EDITIONol WITEE Af5TER.&TIONS AND .ADDITIONS, Igr TETTERS TO THlE RIGRT 11ON. LORD .4JOHNsRUSSELL, FiltSr LORD OF TILE TRLEASUIRY, keples to tile Westminster ansI British Quarterly ReOviews.su B Y E D WA RD ...

... SITUATION WANTED as BAILIFF, CLERK, or unMEKEEPER, by the Advertiser, who has had many years' experience in the purchasing of stock, and cas produce eatisltiktory testimonials as to character and ability. Letters addressed to E. W.,atthe Post-Office, Cambridge Inn Gloucestershlire, will receive prompt attention. ...

... T HE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION A COMPANY'Spowerful andfirst.rateSTEAMSHIPSuO appointed to leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE or TOWER OF LONDON, for- HAMBURGSI, (carrying her Majesty's Malls,) everp ed nesday and Saturday mornings early. The John Boll, ?? H. Corbin. The Countess of Lonedale. R.S Stransck. TI. Caledonia, B. W. Gibbs. The Princess Hoal, H. Whittiog9lW. The Wilberforce, W. Phillips. Leaving ...

... Bill to alter certain Duties of Customs.—The preamble declares that it is expedient to make certain alterations and amendments in the Act to amend the laws relating to the Customs of 9 & 10 Vict. Clause 1. From and after the passing of this act, the duties mentioned in the table annexed to it shall be levied on the goods, &c., therein mentioned.—2. These duties are to be under the ...