... THIIEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- .l. JULLIEN'S ANNUAL SERIES OF CONCERTS F01 ONE MONTHt ONLY. THIRD Nlt(T OF THE ROW POLKA. NINTH NIGHT OF JETTY TREFFZ. g,. JULLIEN begs respectfully to announce that the Theatre bing Let at Christmas next for English Dramatic Perfor- roces, his Concerts can continue but for One Month Only. The novelties of the season will, therefore, be produced in ,spid ...

... v LoNG-KO G (osail from Grave~ond1th J2 t baer, last shippn dythe 7th *. the fint faet~saiiln.vr new I -W vi. t ojop lbte at u Doebis. This ship has excelett eeit -'ai for pasengera.-ror freiolit or passaige apply to GI WILLIAM LOATE Co Ca 4, Cleaitt'Ole-ime, Lombeard-street. WI ~~ i)E!.AIDE, F ~OWL' PHILLIP, o'nd SYD- PI I~Nh. -Vs dm A ship SAUIITEL BODDINGTOX, 3. ?? ?? mender, wI leave the ...

... rillEATl'RE ROYAL HAYIUARKET.Gr~at h o *COtSs of the newv Comedy dS TilE El: IlOUS FAMILY. witb the comic drama of THlE JAC BITE, andthe laughable farce of'TllE GUAI.DIAN ANGEL, ia which h)r. Webhoter, Mr. Jarurs NWallak, Dr. Slalt, Mlr. lXceloy, Mr. Uukslolne, Mr. IHowe, Mr. Tilbury, Mir. I. \Vmodentioff; Miss teynell., Mr.. Jieeley, Mliss P. Holten, Mrs. W. lilford, ec. &c., Nvill perfoifm ...

... Orthodox, anti-empirical auld original, ls., by post is. 6f., L IGHTS and SHADES of MARRIED LIFE. 'To be, or hot to be, that is the qucition ?`-Shakslpcarc. Part I, Marriage aald its obligationoi. 2. I nfelicitous and infertile uniorim. ,, 3. Doniestic happllnessalld 1ncalthy offsprinng. By R. J. CU'LUERW ELL, M.D.(1841), MI.lt.C, S.(j127),L.S.A.(1824), ?? Menlin(l ?? For wn.si( lifveywi inn ...

... TWZEALAND COMIPANY'S SHIP.-A r flrtI'iil.s' 1,a,,lwcger ithip wilt hie despatched from thle port n t11. r thle &'ompanlfy's slttitleirmtO lit N, w Zealaitd oil the Sin UVl toO V alternate itoltitt, until furt icr not ice, anti j .,rr an ktericiced otrgeoit. [)lYIA1f Nt LIGENT, (loS tons, will leave the Loitdon Docks on N' thile It If Ilereither hext. sit at ?? Z /ealandl House ;or to Mr. ...

... JI 1A. J1 i TPY T ?? celebrated ( {NUFIVI, i' ?? l atill 0 bl ii tie 'T'IEtAl l I OYAL, Iillti - IA.\cI', EN ElI' LIl'I:NlN this cevck, except 'ITc-ltlrtvw ('tiit'S c,1a ). rHE LEATRE ROYAL, D)RURY-LANE.- T 'M t .LLIEN'S ANN l'AI. SlE'lll:S cf CONCEtl'S, I'r ?? .iciotht h1. 3'i':thNittc bthe Ittl1.I tcttc .-tItc xcctlc igict cfJe~tt!Trcfftt, Iltti(;RA;DMNE ft r TIIIS E.lVESN N, Wicrclill-s dN ...

... TOb QORREaPONDENTS BRITISH 'SLAVERY AND BRITISH SLAVEHOLDERS.-It is quite possible that, before very long, our courts of law will have to entertain some questions relative to the employmenrt of slaves in the Brazilian mnines, by some of our countr men, whose cupidity leads them to violate the laws of humanity, and, at the same time, ex- pose themselves to the penalties to which our laws ren- ...

... C ALIFORNIAN LINE of PACKET SHIPS.- l'rom ond~n o SANFRANCICO. Caiforna, to saill 30th. ofJ n Thel call rat lymoth-am frvightio Cormpassage airtlyato Janti favourite steam-ships leave London-bridge Wharf, for-j BOULOGNE-Every Sunday; Nov. 11, at 10 morning. bi CALAIS-Every Thursday end Sunday; Nor. 5, at 7; l1th, at 10. A HULL-Every Tuesday and Friday, at 8 morning. p Y' RMOUT ?? imd Saturday, ...

... oR ADELM~s PORT PHILLIP, and SYD- Ngl._The fine A 1 ship SAMUEL BODDINGTON J W commander, wilt leave the London Docks on the 27th Otvtn r for Gravesend and Plymouth, to embark passengers. F0;ati sl5 ftted to accommodate alt parties with good enelosed 0 h lipis g G edding, &c, for the voyer. As' experieneed iv idO be,,ppointedi. Passage money At aesh adult. Pu. ?? esuted to viewf the above ship ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. M JULLIEN'S ANNUAL SERtIES * of CONCERTS. FOR ONE MNONTE ONLY. Third Night of the ROWv POLKA. Ninth Niht of JTTY TREFF. ate 11. JUr LIE begsrespectfully to announcedthat the Theatre being Let at Christmas next for English Dramatic Perform- EllcDa, ?? caintootine betfnO Mr LaONTHr ONLY. Tn~,heNvies Cofethe Seasn sliirfoe be produced in Sreapidr. sue-eso. Teanow Mi ...

... AST1AEVS ROYAL AWFNITHEATzilm. RPCOPRXETOR, MR. W. BATTY. '5 0-.iIOIIROW, the performarroo Will- comamence with Fitvhallle new anidmtaguleicent spectacle of THE FitOPHET, with entirely nosw aenoery, gorgeous costumes, end ap itanusents, arid In hi h Mr est will oppar. -To be followed by a ~rillnnt and ave roW, I of SCBE sin th ;RENA,, latredutlne, for the first time, an entirely new toanege ? ...

... QTEAM to INDIA and CHINA vil EGYPT. Reguar ONTLY AILSTEAM CONVEYANCEfo passerigers and light goods to CEYLON, MADRAS. IAC~lA t'ENANG, SINGAP'OREh and HONG ]KONG. - The ?? art so~d oriental Steamd Nl~iasition Compnpity book 'pnzwetgers and re- I cei,.e goodsa nd parcels for the ahlole ports b4y the~ir steameitrs, start- ing front Sontsthirpttin oit the 20th of every mouth, and frinD Soon on or ...