... The most suceesslu, Pantomime l THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANH.- TLessee and Mranaer, ?? J~rblEs ANDERSON. On Monday, Mrs Nishett having recovered frism her very severe indisposition, will be presented, Shakspere's Play of AS YOU LIKE IT. Rosalind, Mrs Nisbett; Orlando, Mr James Anderson: Touchstone, Mr W. H. Angel; Jacques, Mr Van- denboff: Banished Duke, Mr Crathcart (his first appearance) Adam, ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLE T ?? ,LABOUR AlND THE POOR. Tim demands constantiv idule to obtain thle early Numbers T '-HE M')NING ClitONlICLE containing the Letters Ott LABDUit AND THE £1iSP() , hi the IMTRooroLimTq, Allicti,- TURAL, and Mi Ait'i'AC~tiiiSO DSmiCTiiif, have !IEdoc thle Con- ductors or that Journal to direce tilte REl'ITLiCATiN of those Let- tervin SE L i' 11L E 4E NT s (containing ...

... ?OTICE to SFIIPIERS and PASSENGERS 1 ? fir MADRAS and CALOUTrA-The MALABAR will J -tilE )IF.ASUREMENT GOODS in the East India Docks dl ?f.1 ? ? 1.7th inst. Has sonic excellent cabins still of to F. GREEN asid Co., 64, Cornisill. I) I-- of TF??1 to INDIA and CHINA vi, EGYPT.- F ? ic2-ulor MONTHLY MAIL STEAM CONVEYANCE for L k ?o sad light geods t@ CEYLON, MADRAS, cALCU'rrA, a? ?? Sl'?GAl'OliE, ...

... HIE MORNING CHRONICLEI LABOUR AND THIE POOR. 'Thie diemandts coiik't~iliii niade to obtain the elary Numbiers of THE1 MOI~NING CHRIONICLL ?? the Letters 5)5 LABIOUI ANDT)HV~E POUOR. ill the METROPOLITAN, Aeirti.- VIURAL, nodl AIASaUFAVI'M~NO DisTmi'rS, have induced the eon- ?? of that Jourinal to direct the ,t(i-i'iic.ICAioiN of those Let- ters inl. ~ U 1l1L E A E TS' (conitaiihling Twvinty ...

... OPEl'i C0OMIQUE.-ST.JAMES'S THEATRE, THLtS EVENING (Monday), Jan. 28, wil be produced (for the first time in tbis country) an entirely new opera bouffon by Ambrooi-c hlornw , entiled LE CAID, Nith znow scenery, costumes, &c. Virginsie by ldt~e. Charton. And flrrt tiren this season 1.* lilaitre do Clehpelle; Barolrhe by hl. Chollet -Boxes and etallt for this aatractive performanco may be ...

... NOTICE to SHIPPERS for CALCUM.A-The Nsship SOUIBAHIUAR, Capt. S. C. uxFREviLrE wvill ireev r in the East Inlia Dock until 12 O'clock to-mnorrow, but tI I ns she proceeds to sea early the following ?? LIND)SAY, -East India Chambersm T o SHUPERS.-or BOM AY, with leave to na~lat ?? (o ?? lst J~amesr), the fine,' firt-cass frgat-bolt bipH~fiIIES,64 tons register, ALFX-1 ANDEMRLILL, Oj~mader ...

... MISIIXiAIX, ancie,, IJfp,~te, Itembro ?? Conseil-t.,dnotral this Mano.. frerrire6 dir France, OPlEN DAILY from l1 t) 5, and Ironm 7 till 111. -it Ge rg~steet Ilraoer~qn re.Admrission, Is. O)LONIAL IfOOOMS, No. .454, Chifijnq.oro~s , ,London, cetabl slhed as a place enf rendrzvouis ror portics in- ter. stet in the British colonies, and to stipply the fullest iaioranatlon b3 revvpapeis fcorn ...

... ;{ATONA BENEVOLENT EMIGRATION ,TjATIONAlE fo he Promotion of Emigration amrong the jeerpropsesto assist Agricultural La- ~rtof tiwirpmcco, toliemigraor, were paying ?? tolil Id thmwthafe passage. It ~1ciaty ponthe various parochial authorities through- 0~ttheki~~d~mi ~c stmmamice iii carrying out the above ohject, ?? imfmmim acopltesystem of National Emigration. Tim commmit~eis owin the course ...

... to INDIA and CHINA ? EGYPT.- MONTHLY MAIL STEAM CONVEYANCE for ? rid hght gOOdS to CEYLON, MADRAS, CALCUTIA, ?111getS SINGAFOZtE, and HONG KONG. - The Penriseirlar stesm Navigation Company book paxiesigers and re- ? ?eds aed parcels fur the above ports by their steamers, start- ?oi SoothktIPton err the 20th of every inosath, and frees Suez ?? ?? the lltir of the month. ?i it 4ypassengers for ...

... TEW ZEALAND COMPANY'S SHIP.-A first- I Nclass passenger ship Will he despatotred from the Port of Londlon for the Compen)Is Settlements in New Zealand on the first Nooay n eer alerntearicet, nti futhr notice, and 'wilt care I an eperencd sugeo. Te POCTIRS,735 toris, will leave the1 rTHE GENERAL STEAM AIGTO C'OMdPANY'S magnificent STEAM SHIPS leave the EL Kathe- Ain'sWharfofr- EDINBURGH-The ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, Ml James Anderson, The most successful Pantomime ! ('IN Monday (Mrs Nisbett having recovered ?? from her vory severe todispoitlien). will be presented, Shakpores Ply ofAS YU LIE IT Realinld, Mrs Niseti Orand, Hr James Anderson; Touchlstone, M}r Clown, Mssler Stilt.lston, M W. H. Angel; Jacque, Mr ?? Duke, SroCeart (hisrste ap rance), A ,Mr BW ...

... PUBLICATIONS. NOTICE. Now ready at all the libraries, in 3 v0ls., post 8vo.. CO UNTRY QUA RTER S. A NOVEL. By the Countess of BLESSINGTON. With Portrait, and Memoir of her Ladyship, by her Niece, Miss Power. A tale of light-hearted Irish girls And light-heeled red-coats- full of incident. '-Atheniuum. This novel is one of the most lively and life-like of the author's ?? Gazette. Williat ...