... JI( )YAL 1F1ALIAN OPERA,, COVENT-GARlb I xiitA illl~thlsr 11847, for ?? purlpose of tinild ?? , more perfecl terfrirotoce of tile lyric Dramaf than had( liAi'. to try altitainl tO thids l'itttrv. I'll, nobtillity, grit lr, bsocril~eri, and Patrons of music tire re, settlplinfiirniit that the Senson t848 will commencse thle first scrt-k in Niorel, iti leii flew and roinloo1dious nilifire ...

... *Alto tv auction. ROSE COURT, IHEADINGLEY. Sale of MAGiNIFICENT ?? SEHOLD FURNITURE, Bleautiful and Costly TIMlE-PI1EcES8 & CANDELABRAS, EXTENSIVB CELLAR OP THlE CHIIlCEST' WINES. 51* Valuable PLANTS & POTS, GARVEN; CHIAIRS, HIOLLERS, Kitchen and Culinary Utensils, Ac. Mr. JOHN IlEpPER, bug the hionour to announce that be hast received ?? Inrstrucetions to SEL.Laby FIlMLIC AUCTION, at 1 0ROS ...

... THE ERA ORAND DERBY AND ST. LECER SWEEPS NOW COMMENCE. IUpon the Fay Tnit of 1 6s., the SEST FAMILY AND SPORTING JOURNAL ?? be sent to you for FIFTY-TWO WEEKS GRATIS I with a CHANCE in 500 FOR NOTHING. 'eparty. wESTHER A ?'BE5EBT HEADER OF THE3 ERA 5V ?? supply of TH ERA for Twelve Months, and, brnadditionhe E~twil be-prsese~nted--wiith a ICHANCE GRATIS DERBY. TIRST 1ORSE ?? 100 scoOND ...

... iNO ?? MAIIAMWASCAtO Cill receive GOODS5 in the 1 ,,t Ita DotCLk until1 Mlutty, the 7th ?? to ?? 6 i-n ~ d Co., 04, Cornhill ?? 1 ()TU'f h'i.to SHIPPIERS ofGOODS ?? Ne 'NI~ILEadOINA STE.Am NA- yii.lhNCOMPtANY'tS STEAMEHtS to INDIA anti CHINA,- I A IlCtILJS giat direct to tilt, Company 's Poreel-oflice se NIIWA ti ~tat ]tiss ci to shippers thau when Oattt through ny ?? channel. lo ,a re ...

... NOTICE ETITIONS to both Houses of Parliament, for l the removal of the DisabilitieS Wmfeoting t ,4 Jews, will lie for Signature at the C AMBER OF/OM- DdERCE, RADLEY'S HOTEL, COLLEGEG¢EN, and the DUBLIN LIBRARY, D'OLIER.STAEET, till THURSDAY, the 3d Febr4ary. In such a cause-thei cause of Relailous Freedom and Toleration-the Members of the Jewish CongregatloD tV t that in soliciting the ...

... 7y ?? d is, a.1 ae £q~eVUtflttlC,, ion WaiTANTED, a respectable Person as CLERI or ,d i NAGER, at Sealham Iron Worls, near Suanderland, h who is well acquaiasted with the Iron Trade, espocially the Cast Iron ald Foreed Work Departmenits. One who is possessed of Mechanical Knowledgo will be preferred. Application to ay be made to It. .Witon & EoN4, Irots Mlerchants, Sunderland. at ANTED, in a ...

... t QXLEY'S ESSENCE' OF; GINGER, FOR GOU'k, EHEUMATISM, SPASMS, NERVOUS e - - COMPLAINTS- &c.:&c. .i j rpHISHIGHLY CONCENTRATED ESSENCE . L OF JAMAICA GINGER, recommended by many of the most eninent Medical Men; and used by persons of the highest rank and respectahihty, has for more than five and thirty e years past, obtained an established reputation. Itrelievesand shortens the duration of fits ...

... Relief of the Distressed. Po T HE Vce-Chacellor and Mayo tcpec~tfully re- T comamend the resident lirhabjitants tile University and City of Oxford to continence a eubsorieurnetotprovide Soup arid Fuel for the Decesios o tthi clemn seasn. susr.rai'S ALR DYRECEIVED. The RetiereCactr 5WCoy Tboemue. Enq.o The %oVhi iteMan'.2~ Aldermoan %V. 5 harp 2 .J. H. La. n. A t.I ..lf Aldermnan J1. Thiorp2 W. ...

... 4DX THE GONOEIALH AS HT PI ON TEE KBALTli-AN4OSHOI$TN U EDRTO OF llUMAN LIFE'DEEa^~i jjjmOjTaT5O *IT S CLOUOiD ENGRAVINGS S Just Publist ed, iR ?? Envelope, price 2s. y., or * ubied, st tafreeao by post, as- d lt Colear OTHE PASSIONSF PopularE 8 'on he DuTies ?? ?? ?? ' Life,. the appsn5 resulting nfrom' physicalbnpedinsits and den eas, wt direti~ngfor taiad *tratmnteflt, oithe abuse, of, 'be ...

... TO SHIPOWNIIRS. AGENTLEMAN, desirous to see distant lands, who to his clerical profession adds a considerable knowledge of medi- cine, is an excellent accountant, snd willing to make himself most actively useful, is desirous of a situation en board a first-class vessel- a ship plying between England and tie East would be preferred. He would be willing to keep the stere account,-Address, B. Z., ...

... PRINSTED l)DGE, NEAR DrMSWORTH. t( 11U{.LAKER will SELL by AUCTION, on the n IV Premises, on Monday, the 7th February, 1848,- t; 'ji te following FAR1ING STOCK; two waggorms, g one manure (art, three ploughs, drag and single harrows, tt winnowing machine, chaff-cutter, oat.crusher, turnip- t cutter, tilted spring cart, and other implements of hus- I bandry. Also a Rick of Meadow Hay, ...

... CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK. JANUARY. 3P. SUSDAY.-Pourth Sunday after Epiphany. - Morning Lessons: Isaiah lvii.; Matt. ?? Lessons: Isaiah lviii; Rom. xi- Sun rises, 44m. past 7h.; sets, lim. p. 4h. 31. MOUDAY.-Hilary Term ends. FEBRUARY, 1. TuEsDAY.-Partridge and Pheasant shooting ends. 2. WEDNESDAY.-Purification B. V. M.-Candlemas Day. S. TIIURSDAY.-St. Blaise. 4. FRIDAY.-Fair on the Thames, 1814. ...