... fom Soiutharmptonl to SUN to1 .IALY direct T leghorn i ta Vcechi,_The Peninsoliil and 'o , , bgsion Cmt-r lo i STEMRt h bv D.AY Sc op'enu~ oTtU DAY, tile 25th Proreedi1 footoe TIIthS Will be O frontilt ta ~etling to I aly wyill find this routo determit 1.3 ota cresg. ?? sd corriages taken coty if ?? eilihal~ Lt o-t vodo. rlot.Itt 1140. being ta ~~V\ RIO 1) JANEIRO, rabb. ores M~\Iafii~,,&C., ...

... METROPOLITAN BANK & BETTING.OFICE- 23, Kidddle-roW, High 1RolboOr, ?? GryL'34l5ftn-lana. ahemanager bg o hcenk te ub foar 13he ?? .L glven t tebir e~tablighmentienantbosubralt the fallowingllW:- 81.itosfrthe OESAkRBWfCH, run Dot. 20, to be distributed Oct dth. Forthe For the For the Anagst Amneget Bettorm. lt bores. 2ad hars. 3rd hb..s, Strter. Nou.5ts. S. 4. IC I a 4,0 at 2 0 8 .10,000 .. ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. T. H. G. We regret that we have not room for this comulunica- tion. ...

... H8EATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.- J1. Sole Lessee and Manager, Ma. B. WEBSTER. Extraordinary Attraction-Fourth Fifth, and Sixth Nights of the eminent tragedian's (Mr Macready) appearance since his return from America. On Monday, HAMLET. Hamlet, Mr Macready; Gerirude, MrY Warner. With THE PAS DE FASCINATION, in whic Mr and Mrs Keeley Wilk ag ear. And LEND ME FIVE SHILLINGS. Mr Golightly, Mr Buckasone. ...

... OYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION- apex daily fromn 1t io , sad every Even ing (escept SgturdLy) tromt 7 tilt half-paot IO.-Diasolvring Views ot Rse-Le~ture Sod h ExperimSemts wit& the Hfysro-EleotriC Mack!l~etrWo lv ?? of the oxy~llydroge9 Micr ?? snd Diving Bell-The Chronmatrope-Ex planation or models and Ida ehinery. Adstission, 1i.; Schools, half-price. ('1OLOSSEUMN and CYCLORANIA, Il.egent'x ...

... IRlOYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION-I Open daily from 11 to 5, cold eiery Evening (except Saturday)[ from 7 till half-passt IO.-fliswlvieg Views of Itome-Lecture and Experiments, wihl the Ilylyro.Eleclrio Mwachinle-LectUrOB on Che- Dmistcy-Exhibitioa of the Oxy-lHydrogen Micruscope-DIycr aund Diving Holl-The Chromatrope-EXl~slanatlOf of Models and Ma- chinery. Admissolo, Is.; Schools, hall-price. ...

... Zbe matp erwo+ HAYMARhET. Tnoi Evyitxo, TIlE LOVE CH ASE. Me' srs. Webster, H~owe, Tilbular, d tort; ir-,. Clifford, Moo rdonu, Mro. Nisbett. I A xKISS I.N THE DARK.-TIHE OGVAIDLAN A'OEL. e1Z'on. Vzjmlenhoff, Hove, 'lilburi, Kec~ley ;Mrs. Keeley, Mrs lBuchiigharn, LEND ME FIVEi SHILLIloGS a r. - uokotpoe.-Duas1 Open it GSt. P'RINCEOIS'S. t TDill EvnrNIivo, N CAeLiTE SECOND. (firot time). ...

... ,LO - ISIAN'A STAT'E BN1S. -Thi DIV]- Ln \ .\tIi:AN tITS, E lBW oii I I No'-raiboril t :t, |ct. id EIl)of ANLow 011LoaaS. Nlill c P'AID oil tat l- I ?? ?? itil 'lao at he Co :iihoi or u'It.\lll( I 45i11 C;i~S: alol (l ?? .S, wlaiolO lleL iitll, ahere Litci i ay be' iCIIU 11 tlr I'I S 111tild-1 TIIEATRE ROYAL, IIANYMA1KET.-TI-S I EVENIINt Will b. porotivle tlc II ll f * IN(d I.lAIIA Kiii' Iar, ...

... tAM -INDPIA and CHINA vi& EGYPT.- ~MON'IlILY MAIL STEAM CONVEYANCE for B eg sid igt tp CEYW2N. MADRAS, CALCUTTAI Paetige SINOAPOILI and HONG KONG. - The Peninisutlar ?? ISteani NaI'liation Company book pawngers and ro- eej~ V od% an o th h of every month, and from Suez tnfe0 the loth o themnh -no bu Iasener for. I~lmbay can poceed by this Olson- Bj534A-ors e -t of the rmonith to Malta. thence ...

... EMIGRATION ON THE NEW P'RINCIPLEs Establijised by the Undersigned ?? Oct., 1848. NOTICE TO ?? FORT ADELAIDE, FORT jqPHtILIP, and SYDNEY, the splendid llrst..claes, teak-built ship ASIA, 640 tots register, arid 515 tons burden. J. ROSSKELL, Cam- cosode'r, will be detained unitl the silo Oct. Ia Lneond and the Sth it Gravs-endel, arid Bail fromt Plymouith actnthe Fills Oct. This fine vessel has ...

... LADPORT PHILLIP, and SYD- Qo A II Sc the sibells, will soil the 01tt October, and Jy ~~~lothbo November), the matchless A I favourite, poop d) ?? NOTON 050 tonis, JOHN W. HURST, com. 'E5tL BOItbDJtt,Lo don iks. This ship offers accamo- 9.5 I s ~vhiih requires tolbe seen tobo appreciated. lo0tt I2ra dIet(5 scale), including beding and mess te,, far 10 gulteas, with separateceabins for famt-l ...

... TO CORRESPON.D1E:NTS. TOer TAXES ON KNOWLwEnE.- We have mach pleasure in noticing that a societ is in organization, havingj for its object the removal oall taxes on knowledge. these imposts are very considerable in amount, and exceedingly odious and obnoxiou in character. That the Govern- ment should levy a tax; on windows is bad enough; but here is something even worse in taxing that mental ...